Kurdish Fighters Plan Iran Attack, Seek US-Israel Air Support

0:00It's March 6 in Sydney, let's get into the news. A coalition of Iranian Kurdish opposition groups in northern Iraq says they are ready to launch a ground attack into Iran with 15,000 to 20,000 fighters gathered near the border. They plan to move in soon, but only with strong air support from the United States and Israel, and they deny already crossing or getting arms from the CIA. These fighters, some from Europe and the United States, carry light weapons from local black markets and aim to spark uprisings inside Iran using. Sleeper cells, experts warn this will be a suicide mission without major American ground forces as the Iranian Revolutionary Garcore outnumbers and outguns. Them, the Kurds, one of the world's largest groups without a homeland, have a mixed history with the US from past uprisings in Iraq to recent fights against ISIS in Syria, but now worry about being left vulnerable amid tensions with allies like Turkey. The Daily News now is made possible with support from our sponsor.

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