Kurdistan Attack, Iraq Recalls Its Ambassador From Tehran, Summons Iranian Affairs Minister
After the attack of Iran in Kurdistan, the government of Iraq has also recalled the ambassador from Tehran in protest.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia al-Sudani has said that Iran's attack in northern Iraq is a clear aggression against Iraq, which is turning the situation into a dangerous one. reserves the right to take all legal and diplomatic measures against Iran for the crime of aggression.
The Iraqi government has protested by recalling the ambassador from Tehran as well as summoning Iran's governor of affairs in Baghdad.
On the other hand, Iran's Revolutionary Guards have claimed that they targeted a hideout of Israeli spies in the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan in northern Iraq on Tuesday. Along with this, they also attacked ISIS bases in Syria.
The crisis in the Middle East has intensified due to these attacks. Elements allied and supported by Iran in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen are entering the fray.
Fears are also growing that Iraq could once again become the focus of a major regional conflict following US attacks on Iran-linked groups. US forces have carried out fresh operations since October 7 following several attacks on US targets.