BAGHDAD, Sept. 8 (Xinhua) -- Up to 14 members of Iranian Kurdish opposition were killed Saturday and 39 others wounded in Iranian shelling on two headquarters of Kurdish parties in Iraq's semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan, Kurdish sources said.
Iranian unmanned plane and rockets bombed the camp, during a meeting of the Kurdistan Democratic Party-Iran (KDP-I), near the town of Kwisanjaq, some 30 km west of the borderline with neighboring Iran, a local Kurdish security source told Xinhua.
The Iranian rockets also attacked the camp of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI), targeting their political bureau, training center, and fighters' housing area in Kwisanjaq, the source said on condition of anonymity.
Meanwhile, a medical source from the town's hospital anonymously told Xinhua that the Iranian bombardments took place in the morning and killed a total of 14 people and wounded 39 others, ten of them were in critical conditions.
The Iraqi Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) condemned in a statement the bombardment which targeted headquarters of the Iranian Kurdish opposition parties and killed and wounded a number of people.
The KRG statement reiterated the region's policy to reject the use of Iraq's Kurdistan territory to launch attacks on neighboring countries. "Therefore, we demand that such (Iranian) action not to be repeated and to respect the laws of the Kurdistan region," the Kurdish statement said.
Iranian and Turkish forces frequently attack the military bases of their Kurdish opposition parties in the mountainous area in Kurdistan in north and northeastern Iraq as they accuse the Kurdish opposition of carrying out attacks back in their homes from the Iraqi Kurdish region.
