SULAIMANI, Kurdistan Region – The UN in Iraq clarified that none of its offices in Sulaimani were involved in or affected by recent security incidents in the city.
The organization addressed reports claiming a drone attack had targeted a UN facility. Officials said these reports were inaccurate and needed correction.
The so-called UN Iraq Sulaimani incident referred to a former building the organization no longer uses. The facility mentioned in media coverage had once served as a UN location but is not currently active.
UN officials confirmed that no operational offices were targeted during the security events. They also assured that their personnel and activities in Sulaimani remain safe. UN operations in the Kurdistan Region continue as normal.
The clarification followed circulating reports linking the UN to the drone strike. The organization noted that the confusion arose from outdated information about a former site.
Officials urged media outlets and the public to rely on verified information when reporting security incidents. They reiterated the UN’s commitment to transparency and accurate communication during sensitive situations.
The UN Iraq Sulaimani statement aims to prevent confusion and ensure the public understands the recent events. Meanwhile, authorities continue investigating the broader security situation in the area.
