The Kurdistan Free Life Party announced that 4 of our fighters died and were martyred in the Battle of Mahabad.

 

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The Kurdistan Free Life Party announced that 4 of our fighters died and were martyred in the Battle of Mahabad.The Free Life Party of Kurdistan (YRK) announced the deaths of four of its members in recent clashes.

 

In a statement published on its official website, the party announced that four of its members, including two men and two women, had lost their lives during recent clashes with the Revolutionary Guards.

The same statement also stated that the IRGC forces also suffered heavy casualties in these clashes.

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This content has been compiled based on a statement published by the Free Life Party of Kurdistan (PJAK). No more precise information is available about the details of the clash and the casualties on both sides.

  The military wing of the PJAK

The unit confirmed the martyrdom of two girls and two men guerrillas in the clashes in Mahabad area and said: According to the statement, the Revolutionary Guards have attacked Gagashi area of ​​Mahabad since June The East Kurdistan Defense Units say they will change their current policy if the Islamic Republic continues its attacks.

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As armed clashes continue to spread across different parts of Rojhelat (Iranian Kurdistan), local sources reported another armed attack on Monday night targeting Iranian military and security positions in the Dolî Mîrawa area of Paveh (Pawe), in Kermanshah (Kirmaşan) Province.
According to preliminary local reports, at least three government security personnel were killed in the attack. However, these reports have not yet been independently verified.
The incident follows several days of heavy fighting in the Marivan (Merîwan) and Mahabad (Mehabad) regions, where clashes have been reported between Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the Eastern Kurdistan Defense Units (YRK).
As of the time of publication, no political party or armed group has officially claimed responsibility for the attack.
With the latest incident, three provinces in Rojhelat —West Azerbaijan (Urmia), Kurdistan (Sine), and Kermanshah (Kirmaşan)—have witnessed similar armed clashes over the past week, pointing to a significant escalation in military confrontations across the region.