The Canary Article RatingProtest-hit Iran strikes Kurdish groups in Iraq again
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-12% Somewhat Liberal
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10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-66% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
46% : In recent years their activities have declined, but the new wave of protests in Iran has again stoked tensions.44% : Support us and go ad-freeIran again launched deadly missile and drone strikes overnight to Monday against Iranian Kurdish opposition groups based in Iraq.
42% : The PDKI, the oldest Kurdish party in Iran said:Sign up to our FREE Daily News Digest We will not share your information with third parties.
41% : Since the 1980s, Iraqi Kurdistan has hosted several Iranian Kurdish opposition groups which have waged an armed insurrection against Tehran in the past.
38% : These indiscriminate attacks are occurring at a time when the terrorist regime of Iran is unable to stop the ongoing demonstrations in (Iranian) Kurdistan.
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