Iranian Kurds in Iraq Seize Opportunity After Decades of Exile

Iranian Kurdish opposition groups based in Iraq are sensing a potential opportunity for change after decades in exile, as Iran's intensifying attacks on their bases in the Kurdistan region have brought renewed attention to their cause. For years, these groups have operated from the relative safety of northern Iraq, launching occasional attacks on Iranian targets across the border.

Now, with Iran's military operations in Iraqi Kurdistan making international headlines, the exiled opposition sees a chance to reassert their presence and push for a reconfiguration of the political landscape in Iran.