Kurdistan Government denies involvement in US-Iran war, even as thousands of Kurdish fighters gather at border with Iraq

The Kurdistan Region Government (KRG) has firmly denied any involvement in US military plans against Iran, despite growing tensions in the region. Reports indicate that thousands of Kurdish fighters have assembled near the Iran-Iraq border, preparing for a potential operation supported by the United States. This mobilization comes in the context of a historic coalition of Iranian Kurdish groups advocating for greater self-determination. The KRG emphasized its commitment to avoiding entanglement in international conflicts, particularly those involving Iran, which has raised concerns over the implications of Kurdish military actions. The situation highlights the complex dynamics at play in the region, where Kurdish aspirations intersect with US foreign policy and Iranian sensitivities. As Kurdish forces seek to assert their rights and autonomy, the KRG's stance reflects a desire to maintain a delicate balance in relations with both the US and Iran while ensuring the safety and interests of the Kurdish population.