Trump says he doesn't want Kurds to attack Iran

US President Donald Trump said Saturday he does not want the Kurds to attack Iran, in comments to reporters aboard the presidential plane.

US President Donald Trump said Saturday he does not want the Kurds to attack Iran, in comments to reporters aboard the presidential plane. The statement came amid rising tensions in the region. Trump emphasized that his administration seeks de-escalation. He also added that the US is closely monitoring the situation. The Kurds, for their part, have not confirmed plans to attack Iran.

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