How did the Komleh and Democratic groups in Iraq become cults? – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

Mehr news agency, international service: Six months after the IRGC missile and drone attacks on the headquarters of the Iranian Kurdish parties located in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, a security agreement was signed between Tehran and Baghdad to disarm these parties in March 1401.

According to this agreement, Iran gave Iraq a deadline until September 28 last year, until the Iranian Kurdish parties based in the Kurdistan Region, which are a security threat to the Islamic Republic of Iran; Disarm and seal their military camps.

This security agreement, which was signed in the presence of Ali Shamkhani, the former secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Qasim al-Aarji, the adviser of the National Security Council of Iraq, and Reiber Ahmad, the Minister of the Interior of the Kurdistan Region, and in the presence of the Prime Minister of Iraq, Mohammad Shia Sudani, has not yet been fully implemented.

On Thursday last week, on the threshold of the visit of the President of Iran to Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, one of the most important provisions of the security agreement between Iraq and Iran and the region, which was the evacuation of three camps of Iran’s opposing parties in Sulaymaniyah province and near the western borders of Iran, entered the stage. It was implemented.

Deportation and disarmament

All the members and families of the three branches of Kurdistan Komle of Iran, Kurdistan Workers’ Komle and Komle of the Communist Party of Iran have evacuated their residence camps in Sulaymaniyah province of Kurdistan Region of Iraq, in the region of Zargoiz, Zargoizle, and Bane Ghore, and all heavy and semi-heavy weapons They surrendered themselves and the logistics equipment to the security forces affiliated to the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (Jalal Talabani’s party of the late Iraqi president).

The Patriotic Union Party is in charge of managing Sulaymaniyah province of the Kurdistan Region, and the implementation of this clause of the agreement between Iran and Iraq was entrusted to this Kurdish party.

The Central Committee of Komle announced yesterday: For more than two years, we negotiated with the Kurdistan Regional Government to desist from the transfer and deportation of Komle forces from Zarguiz region, but the Kurdistan Regional Government and the Iraqi government emphasized that according to the Tehran-Baghdad security agreement and in order to maintain the security of the borders In common with the neighbors, the three camps of Zargoiz, Zargoizle, and Baneghoreh, near the western borders of Iran, should be evacuated.

In the statement of this group, we were forced to hand over all the heavy and semi-heavy equipment that we had stored all these years to the Patriotic Union Forces. It should be mentioned that these equipments were gifted to Kurdish groups belonging to Iran by the Baathists, America, Israel and Iran’s enemy countries for four decades.

The members of the disbanded Komle group will be deported step by step and in several stages from near the borders of Iran to the Sordash camp near Dukan city, 40 kilometers deep in Sulaymaniyah, and they will completely distance themselves from the borders of Islamic Iran.

From now on, in order to leave the Surdash camp, which was built in 2014 with the cooperation of the Kurdistan Regional Government and the Iraqi Ministry of Immigration and Refugees to accommodate ISIS families, the Komlehs must obtain a permit to move inside the city and, like a political refugee, are subject to traffic laws. and they are not allowed to approach the border or use military weapons under any circumstances, and they must gradually leave Iraq. They will no longer have the opportunity to carry out sabotage actions and strike Iran’s security like before.

Extradition of the heads of terrorist groups

The handing over of wanted persons who are members of Kurdish parties that oppose Iran is also a part of the security agreement between Tehran and Baghdad. At the end of July 1403, Kazem Gharibabadi, the deputy for international affairs of the judiciary and the secretary of Iran’s human rights headquarters, announced that according to one of the multiple provisions of the Iran security agreement And Iraq, in relation to neutralizing the threats of Iranian Kurdish groups based in the north of Iraq, a list of 120 leaders and members of terrorist and separatist parties based in the Kurdistan Region has been submitted to the Iraqi government and the Kurdistan Regional Government. Iraq, they should be immediately arrested and returned to Iran.

It is said that in this list there are the names of heads and leaders of Kurdish parties, including the leaders of Komle and Democrats, Pejak and Pak, and those whose hands are stained with the blood of the Iranian people.

Deportation of Democrats

Before transferring the members from the vicinity of Iran’s borders to a remote camp, the security forces of the Kurdistan Region forced the members of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (Hadeka) to implement Iran’s demands. leave the Democratic Castle in Gardachal near the city of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region. The members of this party were disarmed when they were transferred to the camp, and all their equipment was handed over to the forces affiliated to Mr. Barzani’s party.

The security effects of neutralizing hostile groups

Iran’s enemies, especially Israel, America and England, after the victory of the Islamic Revolution, with the help and guidance of hostile groups and parties under the name of ethnicity and religion, sought to attack the nation and soil of Islamic Iran. They have proven that they will not stop any crime in this regard, and in the historical battles of this country, especially in the riots of recent years in Iran, by directing the scene, providing operational and psychological support, providing logistical support for sending terrorist forces and ex-killers, as well as designing measures. Terrorists and terrorists were trying to create chaos and massacre in the country.

In the meantime, Kurdish rebel groups based in the common borders of Iran and the Kurdistan region also took advantage of the mountainous geographical location and the impassability of the country’s western borders, and on the advice of their western masters, from time to time they carried out anti-security measures against Iran. The hated groups were under the attack of Iran’s security and military forces and were trapped, but sometimes by entering Iran’s borders and martyring the border guards and local people of these areas, they carried out the plan of the enemies of the system to disrupt the peace of the country. Weapons were practically killed.