Iran's Ambassador to Iraq: Iraq has agreed to expel Iranian Kurdish opposition groups or hand them over to Tehran
Iran's Ambassador to Iraq, Mohammed Kazem Al-e Sadegh, stated that the two countries have agreed to expel "separatist terrorist groups" from Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region or hand them over to Tehran. The decision was made during a meeting between Iraq's Joint Security Committee and an Iranian delegation in Baghdad. Iraq has not yet confirmed the agreement.
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