Iran bombs Komala headquarters in Hewlêr
NEWS CENTER - Iran bombed Komala headquarters in Southern Kurdistan. The missile attack reportedly did not result in casualties.
The Kurdistan Toilers Community (Komala) announced that Iran bombed its headquarters in Hewlêr (Erbil) province in southern Kurdistan (northern Iraq). Komala Executive Board Member Amjad Hussein Panahi stated in a post on his virtual media account that the attack targeted their headquarters located in the Alana Valley.
Panahi said that the attack was carried out by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stating that three missiles struck the Komala headquarters at 12:45 p.m. local time.
Panahi noted that there were no casualties in the attack. “Since the beginning of the war, the Islamic Republic of Iran has targeted Komala headquarters with more than 76 missiles and drones,” Panahi stated.
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