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Iranian Kurds in Iraq refuse to return home unless Iran’s theocracy falls, fearing repression and attacks.
Exiled Iranian Kurds in Iraq say they will only return home if Iran’s theocratic regime falls, citing decades of repression, statelessness, and fear of retaliation.
Living in camps near Irbil, they remain disconnected from Iraqi citizenship and livelihoods, relying on sponsors while advocating for Kurdish autonomy.
Amid escalating attacks on northern Iraq since early 2026—including drone strikes and missile assaults linked to Iran’s IRGC and allied militias—they face growing danger, with at least 51 injuries and eight deaths reported.
Iranian Kurdish groups, targeted in 43 attacks, remain committed to a democratic, federal Iran but remain skeptical of foreign powers exploiting their cause.
Their desire to return is tied to political change, not military outcomes.
Los kurdos iraníes en Irak se niegan a regresar a sus hogares a menos que la teocracia de Irán caiga, temiendo la represión y los ataques.