Paris: Hundreds of Kurdish citizens are taking refuge in Iraq due to the crackdown by the Iranian security agencies against the anti-hijab protests. Young men and women immigrants have started training for using weapons. A foreign news channel claimed that these women were preparing for a conflict with Iran.
The anti-hijab protests erupted in Iran following the killing of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman. After that, the Iranian agencies have been targeting the Kurdish community in the Khuzestan, Kermanshah, Ilam and Kordestan provinces and cities of Iran. Serious allegations have emerged from Iran, claiming Kurds are being targeted.
The Kurds who managed to escape these actions have left Iran and taken refuge in the Kurdistan province of Iraq. Videos have surfaced which show young men and women from these refugees who have started training in using weapons. Therefore, western analysts believe that the conflict for an independent Kurdistan is likely to intensify.
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