In a joint statement, the Kurdish Iranian political parties based in Iraq, showed support for the on- going demonstration on Thursday, backing people in their call for a better financial situation especially in border towns and cities.
“A motorcycle passing by my vehicle unsuccessfuly shot us at 5:00 P.M and escaped right after the shooting,” Yazdanpanah told Ava Today.
“We were not able to identify or arrest the shooter," he added.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a nuclear agreement with Iran "dubious" and warned that Iran wanted to "extinguish Israel's present and future" in comments at the United Nations on Thursday (March 8).
A commander in the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran was assassinated on March 6 in northern Iraq by agents of Iran, according to members of the dissident group.
