Iran and Iraq have reached an agreement regarding the expulsion of anti-Iran separatist terrorist groups operating within the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This announcement was made by Iran’s ambassador to Iraq, as reported by IRNA. The agreement stipulates that these groups will either be removed from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq or transferred to Iranian custody for prosecution. The move signals increased cooperation between Tehran and Baghdad on security matters, specifically addressing Iranian concerns about groups launching attacks from Iraqi territory. This decision comes after repeated calls from Iranian officials for Iraq to disarm and relocate these groups. The agreement aims to reduce tensions and improve border security between the two nations. Further details on the implementation timeline and specific groups involved have not yet been released.