Every year, 14.04, i.e. today, 2026.04.14, is the anniversary of the genocide against the Kurds by Saddam Hussein's regime. kalled al anfal , from quran against kurds.

 

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 Every year, 14.04, i.e. today, 2026.04.14, is the anniversary of the genocide against the Kurds by Saddam Hussein's regime. kalled al anfal , from quran against kurds.
On the 38th anniversary of the Anfal operation, which resulted in the deaths of more than 182,000 Kurds in Iraq, Iraqi officials and leaders of the Kurdistan Region emphasized the need to recognize this event as genocide at the international level and to provide justice for the victims.

 

Iraqi President Nizar Amidi declared that the Anfal operation, which resulted in the deaths of more than 182,000 Kurdish civilians, is one of the most serious crimes of genocide in modern history and emphasized the need to increase efforts to identify mass graves, return the remains of the victims, treat those injured in chemical attacks, and rebuild the affected areas.

In Erbil, Massoud Barzani described Anfal as an organized attempt to destroy the people of Kurdistan, saying that the event should be recognized internationally as genocide and that guarantees should be established to prevent the repetition of such crimes.

Nechirvan Barzani announced that efforts to register Anfal as genocide within the international legal framework would continue, adding that the process of identifying and returning the remains of the victims and supporting the families would be continuously pursued.

Masrour Barzani also emphasized that the Iraqi government has a legal and moral responsibility to compensate the families of the victims and that preserving this event in the collective memory is essential to prevent its repetition.

Bafel Jalal Talabani described Anfal as a lasting wound in Kurdish history that has strengthened the national will.

At the same time, Qubad Talabani also announced that the effective presence of Kurds in Iraqi decision-making structures can prevent the repetition of such crimes.

The 1988 Anfal campaign included mass killings, chemical attacks, forced displacement, and the destruction of thousands of villages, and despite the passage of decades, demands for international recognition of this crime and full justice continue.
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 The Anfal campaign was a counterinsurgency operation, described by many scholars and human rights groups as a genocide or ethnic cleansing, ...The genocide against the Kurds, primarily executed by Saddam Hussein's Iraqi regime during the 1988 Al-Anfal Campaign, resulted in the systematic killing of 50,000 to 182,000 civilians, including widespread chemical attacks. The campaign involved massive ground offensives, forced deportations, firing squads, and the destruction of over 4,000 villages. 
Key Details of the Kurdish Genocide
The Al-Anfal Campaign (1988): Meaning "spoils of war," this was a systematic military operation aimed at exterminating Kurdish populations in northern Iraq, led by Ali Hassan al-Majid ("Chemical Ali").
Chemical Warfare: The regime, notably during the Halabja attack in March 1988, used mustard gas and nerve agents, killing thousands of men, women, and children.
Death Toll & Destruction: Estimates range from 50,000 to 182,000 deaths. Nearly 90% of Kurdish villages in the targeted areas were destroyed.
Systematic Oppression: The genocide was part of a long-term "Arabization" policy in Iraq that included the 1983 killing of 8,000 Barzani men.
Legal Recognition: In June 2007, an Iraqi court ruled that the Anfal campaign was genocide. 
by Samuel kermashani