Iran did great services to the Kurdistan Region, but they became Israel's accomplices against the Islamic Republic

Kurdistan and its people, although they have a long-standing connection with its culture, but due to the special conditions of the Middle East, scattered communities under this name have emerged and settled in several countries.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, the information newspaper wrote: One of these societies is the formation of the Kurdistan Region in post-Saddam Iraq, and of course I must make a historical reference to the fact that England and France defeated the Ottoman Empire after the First World War, and in its disintegration, they consciously defined and incited ethnic and religious conflicts and clashes in several newly established countries in order to prevent the complete stability of the governments of those countries and to maintain their interests and influence on a bed of ethnic and tribal unrest. to forgive

Iraqi Kurdistan, which today is called "Kurdistan region" in that country, has a common border with other communities of Kurds, near the borders of Iran in the east, Turkey in the north and Syria in the northwest. But their main difference is that they turned their backs on the political unity of Iraq after the fall of Saddam and the Baath Party and held a separate referendum by keeping their weapons and armed forces called the Peshmerga.

In this way, a kind of autonomous region - and not an independent country - was established in this sensitive region, which instead of benefiting from the benefits of the central government in terms of security and economy, national solidarity and equality of citizenship, was left alone and inevitably, terrorist groups or Israeli mercenaries and spies, American agents and agents and some extra-regional countries found influence and influence in it.

Of course, neither the Iraqi government nor any other independent country recognized the region and its self-proclaimed referendum, but this issue caused the annoyance of the Arab-speaking people all over Iraq in the east and center and in the south, both Sunni and Shia. The alleged federalism of the climate theorists, however, did not cause Iran's reaction, and Iran's political leaders respectfully maintained border peace and long-standing relations with the prominent leaders of that order based on the principle of mutual respect and cooperation. Especially Masoud Barzani and Jalal Talabani (Mam Jalal), who did not think of their belonging to Iran and its culture, but rather expressed each other.

In any case, it is necessary to remember that since a long time ago, when Saddam's predecessor, Hassan al-Bakr, violated Kurdistan and forced some tribes to migrate, Iran was welcoming them.

In the case of the Halabja disaster, Iran provided all the assistance it could, and unhesitatingly supported the survivors and victims and even the complainants to the international forums. But the existence of the region, where ISIS and the successor forces of al-Qaeda, under the name of the Caliphate of Iraq and the Levant, attacked Kurdistan from Fallujah, massacred the Yazidis, took women and children as slaves and captives, and Kurdistan was in danger of complete collapse, asked for help from the armed forces of Iraq and the region, and fake allies such as the United States and Israel. No country reached the region except Iran's armed forces, which prevented ISIS from entering the territory of the region with strength and power, and then played a first-rate, but life-giving role in the decisive defeat and complete expulsion from Mosul and Fallujah, along with Hashd al-Shaabi and Iran's advisory and military assistance.

But unfortunately, the passive approaches of the region's leaders and its security and military institutions have not shown any sign of friendship with the big eastern neighbor in recent years. The presence of Israeli spies and armed terrorist groups, some of whom were prepared to penetrate the borders of the beloved country by receiving money and weapons from the United States and training from Israel during the Ramadan war, seriously damaged the relations, but also the trust of Iran and even other countries in the region. Even Recep Tayyip Erdogan mentioned this issue in a general disclosure and expressed his country's and government's dissatisfaction with this issue and interference in preventing this movement.

There is no time to go into its history and details. The government of the Kurdistan Regional Government should have taken advantage of the opportunity of the presidency of Iraq, which was given to the Kurds in the constitution of that country. Instead of this work and solidarity with the central government, he took another path and even in a moment of historical neglect, he lost important oil areas and the Iraqi armed forces took them from the autonomous government as national wealth.

We hope that Masoud Nichervan Barzani, who is apparently the main player in the policy-making and administration of the region, realizes the importance of his decisions and actions and the movements of armed groups in that order. Iran, in its western borders, cannot witness the incitement and movement of armed and sometimes separatist mercenary forces, which are equipped and organized with the support of Israel and the United States and with the suspicious money of some regional enemies. This war is a big and historical battle and no government or institution will be exempted from confronting or confronting Iran and cooperating with Iran's enemies and even remaining silent in front of them.

Leave aside the popular and televised advertisements about Iran's long-range missiles that destroy the gathering centers of these groups and some dens of spies and mercenaries. Because they actually break the enemy's stronghold, and if another war flares up, it may blacken the days of these rootless and mercenary groups in the region and throw them into the dustbin of history forever.

But if they cause harm to Iran, Iran's borders and the people of the country, the leaders of the region must be directly responsible, and in that case, no excuse is accepted. Also, the fact that the regional government does not monitor and inform about the activities of Pejak and Komle and other mercenaries of Zionists and Americans is not acceptable in any way. The recent war and its continuation require that the western borders of Iran be safe and calm. Let alone the unfortunate news of the presence of mercenary takfiris along with hired terrorists known as the aforementioned groups.

We hope that these issues are far from the truth, although there are other evidences to the contrary. But Iran's warning is enough, and our Kurdish brothers in the Kurdistan region should remember their beautiful slogan, which is like a pact in the heart of its people's culture. "Wherever there are Kurds, there is Iran". This belief should not be expressed only in situations of need and emergency. The time of infection and examination should be like this and the condition of friendship and neighborliness should be preserved.