The KDPI and Komala have been rivals for decades, with violent clashes between the two occurring throughout the years. Traditionally, the groups have been the most popular among Iranian Kurds, though some of their popularity has been eroded in recent years with the emergence of other groups such as the Party of Free Life of Kurdistan (PJAK).
The KDPI and Komala say the agreement is not confined to them and called on other Iranian Kurdish opposition groups to join. The agreement was signed by Mustafa Hejri, KDPI’s secretary general, and Abdullah Mohtadi, Komala’s secretary general.
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