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Iran is taking no risk with these guys anymore. This is really the country's existential war.
(lemmygrad.ml)
Kurdish Iranian opposition groups said on March 1st that they have been targeted by drone and missile attacks in the Kurdistan Region of northern Iraq. The attacks took place after the US and Israel carried out strikes on Iran on February 28.
Several other Kurdish opposition groups also said they were targeted. Kurdish Iranian opposition groups have forces in the Kurdistan Region of northern Iraq, and five of the groups recently agreed to form a coalition against the Iranian regime.
The problem with the kurds is that they have no overarching leadership. Its four national factions that are losely ethnically related. The Iraqi faction is a organized crime org, the syrian one wants to copy Israel, the turkish one is alright but their leadership is split and as shown here There are multiple iranian ones. Propably some on the governments side, some not, some on the sidelines.
So talking about "the kurds" as if they were a organized force is plain wrong.
The most United 'horizontally organized movement" by the Anarchists (or whatever they call them now).
Gotcha. In a way that's good, as it makes united Kurdistan basically impossible until the groups figure out their differences and unite.