Iranian Kurds, who disapprove of the regime, expressed their anger to Tehran which they found guilty due to the policies against them following the bomb attack on the offices of an Iranian Kurdish opposition party (PDK-I) east of Arbil. The opponent Kurdish people said that the party responsible for the attack is the Tehran government.
As opponent Kurds in Iran complain about Iran's policy, they started to leave Iran for Northern Iraq to sustain political activities due to the ban against the political activities of pro PDK-I figures in Iran.
The attack targeted the offices of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDK-I) in the village of Koi Senjak.
The explosions took place during the Yalda festival – a celebration of the winter solstice on December 21.
Despite the fact that no one has taken responsibility for the attack, it is being widely attributed to Tehran.
Previously, between 5,000 and 7,000 PKK terrorists were being moved to the Iranian part of Qandil Mountain, as Tehran paves way for the new PKK terrorist camps to be established on its territory, protecting terrorists from airstrikes and uses them to support Iraq and the Syrian regime.
Iran, using Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) terrorists to support Syria's Bashar al-Assad regime and Iraq's Haider al-Abadi government, has allowed three new PKK camps to be established within its borders.
Iran is also known to be using Hashd Shaabi against Peshmerga in Iraq.
