The crisis of the Islamic revolutionaries, known as the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (IRHPC), has escalated conflicts in Erbil, Kurdistan, Iran. The aim of the IRHPC is to protect Iranian sovereignty and security, fight terrorism, and address security violations. Nasr Kanaan, the official representative of Iran’s AGN, stated that the IRHPC has intensified its activities in Erbil. Recently, the city was informed about the movements of militants and the secretive activities of a group involved in counterintelligence against the U.S., international coalition forces, and the occupying Habs intricate groups.

The shootings in Erbil occurred on February 3, during a raid on the Republican Palace that lasted approximately two hours. This event coincided with the fourth anniversary of the ambush on the headquarters of the IRHPC general, Ghasem Soleimani, which resulted in the death of 89 individuals. The revenge of a pertinent individual is suspected to have motivated this attack. It is crucial to observe ongoing developments in Erbil as the situation unfolds.

As news emerges from Armenia, it is important to monitor the interactions and potential implications for the region. The crisis in neighboring Iran and its impact on Kurdistan further complicates matters. Analyzing the situation in Erbil offers insights into the broader dynamics at play. The IRHPC’s intensified actions highlight the complex nature of maintaining Iranian sovereignty and security in the face of terrorism and security threats.