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KDP leader Masoud Barzani to Al-Sharqiyah:
An agreement has been reached with Baghdad and we will publish the details soon.
If our constitutional demands are not implemented, our stay in Baghdad will be meaningless.
If the power in Baghdad does not include us and a number of other parties, the rule will be paralyzed.
Some Iraqi parties intended to marginalize the KDP, but failed
If the militias' problems are not resolved, the United States may impose sanctions on Iraq.
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| 2 |  🚨#BREAKING
Two drones belonging to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Koya, in the Kurdistan Region, and the sounds of drones can currently be heard in the area’s skies. | 207 |
| 3 | — Israeli PM Netanyahu has instructed an interministerial team and legal officials to prepare a case against Turkish President Erdogan at the International Criminal Court (ICC).
The proposed case would focus on Turkey's 'treatment of its Kurdish population' and allegations that Erdogan-led Turkish government has provided financial support to Hamas.
Neither Israel nor Turkey is a party to the ICC's Rome Statute, and Israeli officials are considering pursuing the case through a third country.
Sources said Israel views the potential proceedings primarily as leverage against Erdogan and does not necessarily intend to file the case.
— Israeli i24 News
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| 4 |  🇸🇾 Syrian Muslim Brotherhood Shura Council:
The Shura Council of the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria said the organization will remain an independent national movement committed to its “moderate Islamic approach” and to defending the dignity and rights of the Syrian people.
The council said it is working to strengthen national unity, reject sectarianism and factionalism, and promote civil peace and coexistence through dialogue with various Syrian national forces.
Context: The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood has a documented history of armed insurgency and political violence during its confrontation with the Assad regime in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Its history remains a source of controversy, although the Brotherhood should not automatically be equated with jihadist groups such as ISIS or al-Qaeda.
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| 5 | KRG Prime Minister Masrour Barzani warned that the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq risks repeating the Obama administration’s mistake, which was followed by the rise of ISIS.
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| 6 |  Iran’s IRGC Navy has claimed to have captured a U.S. Remus 600 autonomous underwater vehicle (UUV) today near the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. military designation is the Mk 18 Mod 2 Kingfish.
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| 7 |  Footage shows children being used to transfer weapons into a civilian home in central Gaza, using him as a human shield to transfer the weapons, in an attempt to prevent the IDF from striking thwarting their transfer.
@KurdishFrontNews | 292 |
| 8 | PJAK: A Potential Turkish Proxy in a Future Conflict in Iran?
Kurdish political figure İbrahim Halil Baran argues that Turkey may have a strategic interest in preserving PJAK as an armed force that could be mobilized inside Iran in the event of a future Turkish–Iranian confrontation.
According to Baran, Abdullah Öcalan’s recent messages increasingly emphasize PJAK and Iran rather than Rojava. He suggests that, following developments in Syria and the PKK disarmament process, PJAK could become a new bargaining chip between Ankara and Öcalan.
Baran also points to statements by PJAK leaders expressing loyalty to Öcalan and discussing the possibility of implementing a Syrian-style integration process in Iran. In his interpretation, Ankara could extend elements of its Syrian strategy to Iranian Kurdistan, potentially turning PJAK into an instrument of Turkish regional influence.
Turkey’s broader strategy: Baran believes Ankara has already achieved several of its objectives simultaneously through developments in Rojava, the PKK disarmament process and its potential leverage over PJAK. Consequently, he argues that Turkey feels little pressure to make further concessions to the Kurdish movement.
Other analysts have previously discussed similar scenarios.
Hemn Khoshnaw, in a May 2025 analysis published by Kurdish outlet Draw Media, examined why Turkey might prefer PJAK to remain armed. He reported that a Kurdish journalist familiar with the peace negotiations believed Ankara envisaged a role for PJAK in Iran comparable to that of Turkish-backed armed factions in Syria.
Ruşen Çakır, a Turkish journalist and political commentator, argued in March 2026 that PJAK could become involved in a confrontation with Iran and that Öcalan’s influence over Kurdish organizations could become strategically important to Ankara. Unlike Baran and Khoshnaw, Çakır did not explicitly describe PJAK as a prospective Turkish proxy.
Taken together, these analyses raise the possibility that Turkey could seek influence over PJAK rather than insist on its complete disarmament, potentially gaining leverage inside Iran while limiting the influence of competing regional powers.
However, these remain geopolitical interpretations. There is no independently established evidence of an agreement to turn PJAK into a Turkish proxy.
@KurdishFrontReports | 434 |
| 9 | PJAK: A Potential Turkish Proxy in a Future Conflict in Iran?
Kurdish political figure İbrahim Halil Baran argues that Turkey may have a strategic interest in preserving PJAK as an armed force that could be mobilized inside Iran in the event of a future Turkish–Iranian confrontation.
According to Baran, Abdullah Öcalan’s recent messages increasingly emphasize PJAK and Iran rather than Rojava. He suggests that, following developments in Syria and the PKK disarmament process, PJAK could become a new bargaining chip between Ankara and Öcalan.
Baran also points to statements by PJAK leaders expressing loyalty to Öcalan and discussing the possibility of implementing a Syrian-style integration process in Iran. In his interpretation, Ankara could extend elements of its Syrian strategy to Iranian Kurdistan, potentially turning PJAK into an instrument of Turkish regional influence.
Turkey’s broader strategy: Baran believes Ankara has already achieved several of its objectives simultaneously through developments in Rojava, the PKK disarmament process and its potential leverage over PJAK. Consequently, he argues that Turkey feels little pressure to make further concessions to the Kurdish movement.
Other analysts have previously discussed similar scenarios.
Hemn Khoshnaw, in a May 2025 analysis published by Kurdish outlet Draw Media, examined why Turkey might prefer PJAK to remain armed. He reported that a Kurdish journalist familiar with the peace negotiations believed Ankara envisaged a role for PJAK in Iran comparable to that of Turkish-backed armed factions in Syria.
Ruşen Çakır, a Turkish journalist and political commentator, argued in March 2026 that PJAK could become involved in a confrontation with Iran and that Öcalan’s influence over Kurdish organizations could become strategically important to Ankara. Unlike Baran and Khoshnaw, Çakır did not explicitly describe PJAK as a prospective Turkish proxy.
Taken together, these analyses raise the possibility that Turkey could seek influence over PJAK rather than insist on its complete disarmament, potentially gaining leverage inside Iran while limiting the influence of competing regional powers.
However, these remain geopolitical interpretations. There is no independently established evidence of an agreement to turn PJAK into a Turkish proxy.
@KurdishFrontReports | 1 |
| 10 |  🇮🇷 Iranian State TV Expert Warns of Wider Aerial and Ground Blockade
Expert on Regional Affairs, Iranian State Television:
“If we don't take action today against the aerial blockade, the enemy's next step will be a ground blockade. We can create a barrier between flights from the West and the East of the world, disrupting 2,500 flights daily.”
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| 11 | 🇮🇶🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iraq Seeks U.S. Exemption to Resume Iranian Airline Flights
The Iraqi government is holding direct talks with Washington to secure exemptions from U.S. sanctions targeting Iranian airlines, seeking to allow flights to resume on humanitarian grounds.
The Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office said the exemptions would cover travel for medical treatment, education, religious visits and other civilian needs. Iranian flights to Iraqi airports have been suspended following the latest U.S. sanctions.
Source: AFP
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| 12 |  DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan spoke at an ecology rally in Giyadîn (Diyadin), Northern Kurdistan, held against cyanide-based gold mining projects.
“We will never leave our lands to those who want to poison our soil just to take a piece of gold and leave.”
“The real peace is peace with the land. It is peace with the Kurds’ water, mountains, plains and the people and living beings on them.”
“Take your hands off our pastures, our water and our lands.”
“Mr. Abdullah Öcalan and I had a four-hour meeting. One of his most important agendas, alongside language, identity and equal citizenship, was ecology.”
“In Şırnak, Gabar, Besta and Cudi, they have left almost no trees. In Bitlis and Bingöl, they are trying to hand almost every mountain, flowing water and plain over to mining companies.”
@KurdishFrontReports | 1 121 |
| 13 |  🇹🇷 Turkey’s $18.3 Billion Fund Scandal Expands as Prosecutors Track Crypto Transfers
Turkish prosecutors are examining overseas money and cryptocurrency transfers made by executives linked to the investment-fund investigation since 2024, seeking to determine whether assets were moved abroad. Authorities have also imposed travel restrictions and asset measures on 51 individuals.
The investigation has already led to multiple arrests as authorities examine alleged market manipulation and “Ponzi-like” fund structures involving more than $18 billion in assets.
Source: Hürriyet Daily News / Anadolu Agency
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| 14 |  PJAK Co-Chair Emir Karimi, asked by journalist Erdal Er what kind of system PJAK wants for Eastern Kurdistan:
“We want a federal system.”
@KurdishFrontReports | 366 |
| 15 | PJAK Co-Chair Emir Karimi, speaking to journalist Erdal Er:
“Arrests and executions continue in Iran. Kurds and Baloch in particular are being targeted.”
“They leave the people in Kurdistan hungry and dependent. There is no investment and no employment opportunities are created.”
“They want to use the economic crisis to push people toward becoming regime collaborators and betraying their people.”
“As the political parties of Eastern Kurdistan, we called for strikes and protests. The people responded very strongly. These actions show us one thing: the Jin, Jiyan, Azadî Revolution is not over.”
“We may have political and ideological differences, but these should not stand in the way of our unity.”
“We are ready for unconditional Kurdish national unity. At a time when everyone is attacking the Kurds, the Kurds must establish their unity.”
“We are inside Iran and we face intense attacks there. Artillery, mortars and drones are being used. Our comrades are martyred and wounded, and our supporters are arrested.”
“If Turkey wants to come out from this process in a stable way, it must make democratic changes, listen to Leader Apo and abandon hostility toward the Kurds.”
@KurdishFrontReports | 360 |
| 16 | PJAK Co-Chair Emir Karimi, speaking to journalist Erdal Er:
“We are a political force and we will sit with everyone. The future of the region is being built. Kurds must also take part in this.”
“Whichever force approaches the Kurds on this basis, not only as a military force but also as a political force, we will meet with them.”
“We have had no contact with Israel. There has been contact with America, but we have had no cooperation.”
“We have the right to conduct diplomacy with everyone. But first, we need to know what their plan and project are. The interests of the Kurdish people are our main priority.”
“We believe the same applies to the other Kurdish parties.”
“Before everything else, we need clarity regarding our political objectives. We have dialogue on this issue.”
“According to the messages we have received, the other Kurdish parties are also ready.”
“What we see is that the war will expand. An agreement between Israel, America and Iran looks difficult.”
“Iran must stop intervening in the region. Just as Turkey has an Ottoman dream, Iran has a Safavid dream aimed at reaching the Black Sea.”
“The Houthis and Hezbollah are being neutralized. Iran affects the world’s economic routes through Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb.”
“Until now, Israel and America were involved. But Ankara reached an agreement with NATO, and now other countries will also become involved. Together with the war in Yemen, we believe the conflicts will expand.”
@KurdishFrontReports | 402 |
| 17 | Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the SDF:
Every time Americans stopped supporting them, the Syrian Democratic Forces immediately turned to us: "Come on. Help us."
We started helping. Then the Americans returned, and they lost interest in us.
They didn't ban the Kurdish language. Damascus is not like the Ukrainian regime, which genuinely pursues its nationalist, Nazi views.
@KurdishFrontReports | 421 |
| 18 | IRGC Navy launched up to three anti-ship cruise missiles from Sirik, southern Iran, towards the Strait of Hormuz.
@KurdishFrontReports | 398 |
| 19 | Hadi al-Amiri, Secretary-General of Iraq’s pro-Iran Badr Organization, urges the Iraqi government to reject US restrictions on flights to Iran, calling them part of an “unjust blockade” and saying refusal to comply would be a test of Iraq’s full sovereignty.
@KurdishFrontNews | 298 |
| 20 |  The remains of more than 150 Kurds, mostly women and children, killed during the former Iraqi Baath regime’s Anfal campaign were being returned to the Kurdistan Region on Saturday two years after being recovered from a mass grave in southern Iraq.
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