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Oh, they're already in there. Oh, look, the Kurds took over Tehran. I mean, you know, this is the news cycle we're in, and the myth and disinformation and the projection and speculation, you know, obviously, you know, to your point earlier, sir, we definitely have to be cautious of how we bring things forward and verify sources as much as we can.

But yes, the fog of war is as such, the Kurdish issue, I think, is on the forefront, because they are the only force in the region that could potentially be mobilized into a ground offensive without putting Israeli and American boots on the ground. Can I finish my talk? You kind of came in and disturbed my talk. But I wanted to say about this, I think it both could be a leak to distract the regime, or to see how they react and what they're going to do.

But that is also a huge risk to put the Kurdish region in Iraq, and the civilians in Kurdistan, Iran, because right now we're seeing that has been targeted, that could show some, you know, leak indication. But at the same time, we're seeing massive strikes in Kurdistan, Iraq. We will not know what and who and why.

But if I may say something, what I think it could be, it could also be fake news by the Iranian monarchists, because they, the perspective and the narrative was Iraqi Kurds. That's what they call us, even from Roshalat in Iran. So I had just a thought, where I was thinking that you know, sources came from senior US officials, not from monarchs.

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