Iraqi Kurdistan Party Leader: Has Communicated with Senior Officials from Iraq, the US, and Turkey to Seek Easing of Regional Tensions
On the 8th local time, according to a statement from Bafel Talabani, the chairman of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, the alliance has engaged in "high-level communications" with leaders from Iran, the United States, and Turkey, aimed at maintaining stability in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region under the current circumstances. The statement noted that, in light of the remarks from the U.S. President and the Iranian President, the Kurdistan Region hopes for a de-escalation of tensions in the area.
The statement indicated that the PUK has provided the Baghdad central government with a list of individuals and entities involved in recent attacks against the Iraqi Kurdistan Region and expects the Baghdad central government to take effective measures. The statement emphasized that if the Baghdad central government does not take necessary actions, the Kurdistan Region will "take action on its own."
The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) was established in 1975 and is one of the two long-standing ruling parties in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region. (Reporter: Mi Chunze)
The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) communicated with leaders from Iran, the U.S., and Turkey on the 8th to seek stabilization in Iraqi Kurdistan amid rising tensions. The PUK has submitted a list of individuals and entities involved in recent attacks to the Baghdad government, urging effective action. The PUK warned that it would take independent action if the Baghdad government fails to respond adequately.
- The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) has communicated with leaders from Iran, the U.S., and Turkey.
- The PUK aims to stabilize the Iraqi Kurdistan region amid rising tensions.
- The PUK has provided a list of individuals and entities involved in recent attacks to the Baghdad central government.
- The PUK expects the Baghdad government to take effective measures against these threats.
- If necessary measures are not taken, the PUK will take action independently.