Trump rebukes Kurdish groups over undelivered US weapons for Iranian protesters

9 articles · Updated · Türkiye Today · May 1

He said the arms were routed via Kurdish intermediaries in Sulaymaniyah, northern Iraq, and added of their whereabouts: "We'll see who has them."
The remarks renewed Trump's April 5 confirmation that Washington had sent "a lot of guns" to anti-regime protesters inside Iran, in what was the first public acknowledgment of such a covert transfer.
The dispute comes amid war since the US-Israeli offensive on 28 February, which killed more than 1,340 people and was followed by Iranian strikes and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz.

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