An Iranian security official revealed in an interview with Al Jazeera that Kurdish opposition groups have communicated their refusal to fight against Tehran on behalf of the United States. This development comes amid rising tensions and military actions, with the official emphasizing that no significant movements have been observed across the border. The official attributes this to several critical strikes and warning messages issued to the Iranian Kurdish groups from Tehran, indicating a state of heightened alert and control over enemy movements.

Furthermore, the Iranian official noted that military and intelligence installations, reportedly tied to the U.S. and Israel, have been effectively targeted over the past six days of conflict in the region. These actions are said to have been executed with precision, relying on well-evaluated and credible information. The Iranian security apparatus appears to be closely monitoring all enemy activities, with a stern warning of a forthcoming response to what they describe as past unprovoked assaults by U.S. forces on civilian airports in Iran.

Lastly, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard has sternly cautioned the Iraqi Kurdistan regional government that any cooperation involving the deployment of hostile forces at the border will lead to a strong backlash. In light of this, the head of the Kurdistan National Union party affirmed that no cross-border military operations have been initiated, highlighting the complexities and potential repercussions of foreign intervention in the Kurdish regions.