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  1. The region includes various case studies of intervention, with the US and allies defining geopolitical patterns in the Middle East, involving Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.
  2. Iranian-backed militias are targeting Kurdish opposition groups, while the Iraqi PM travels to the US amid growing tensions between Iran and the US/Israel.

Iranian officials blame groups linked to Israel and the US regarding the border with Kurdistan.

6 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 17
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Iranian officials blame groups linked to Israel and the US regarding the border with Kurdistan.

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Kurdistan

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Iranian-backed militias are targeting Kurdish opposition groups, while the Iraqi PM travels to the US amid growing tensions between Iran and the US/Israel.

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Within The region includes various case studies of intervention, with the US and allies defining geopolitical patterns in the Middle East, involving Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.

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  • Kurdistan

    self-proclaimed state in Asia

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