Kurdish leaders have denied receiving weaponry from the US to fight the Iranian government
Kurdish leaders have denied receiving weaponry from the US to fight the Iranian government
US President Donald Trump speaks during a Rose Garden Club dinner in honour of Police Week at the White House in Washington on 11 May (AFP/Kent Nishimura)
Published date: 12 May 2026 09:59 BST
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