Iran announced that Baghdad has consented to expel or extradite members of Iranian Kurdish opposition groups currently sheltering in Iraqi Kurdistan. The claim was made by Iran’s ambassador, signaling a potential shift in regional security dynamics. This move follows ongoing tensions between Iran and Kurdish groups operating within Iraqi territory, whom Iran accuses of instigating unrest. The agreement reportedly involves handing over individuals to Iranian authorities or facilitating their expulsion from Iraq. Further details regarding the implementation of this agreement and the fate of the affected individuals remain unclear. This development is likely to intensify concerns about the safety and rights of Kurdish opposition members in Iraqi Kurdistan. The announcement comes amid wider regional complexities and ongoing diplomatic efforts.