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Iranian Kurdish Groups Deny Receiving US Arms After Trump's 'Guns For Protesters' Remark
Iranian Kurdish Groups Deny Receiving US Arms After Trump's 'Guns For Protesters' Remark
Via The Cradle
Several Iranian Kurdish opposition groups on Monday denied reports that the US had armed them during anti-government protests and riots that erupted in January, leaving over 3,000 Iranians dead.
Mohammed Nazif Qaderi, a senior official from the opposition Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (KDPI), called the reports "baseless," saying, "We haven't received any weapons. The weapons we have are from 47 years ago, and we obtained them on the Islamic Republic's battlefield, and we bought some from the...
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