Note: PJAK has already been operating in Iran since 2004, now they are inserting even more fighters.
Kurds live there on both sides of the border - if Iranian Kurds get in trouble, it is only logical for Iraqi Kurds to hatch a plan to assist them.
The only thing that was wrong was over-eagerness by Turkish intelligence services, who reported the plan to Iran, preventing the border crossing and turning it into a battle.
I hope other border crossings succeeded.
If people cannot cross, drones can be used to send goods - and drones can be used to carry more drones, FPV headsets and remotes.
Weather balloons can be used - they might want to copy a page from the textbook of Belarusian cigarette smugglers. Balloons travel so high that shooting from small arms doesn’t work, and if Iran shoots a smuggling balloon with missiles, they’re wasting 100000 euros to bring down 1000 euros.
Here is an archived version of the link, as the original seems to be dead: https://archive.ph/aDmgK
Here and now, the title link works for me. :)
