ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) Parliamentary Bloc has strongly condemned an attack targeting the residence of Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani in Duhok, describing the incident as a serious threat to stability and security.
In a statement, the bloc stressed that such attacks cannot be tolerated under any circumstances. It warned that targeting leadership figures and official sites undermines public confidence and challenges the rule of law.
The KDP called on security authorities to act swiftly. It urged them to investigate the incident thoroughly and bring those responsible to justice. The bloc emphasized that accountability remains essential to preventing future attacks.
At the same time, officials highlighted the importance of maintaining stability across the Kurdistan Region. They noted that recent tensions have increased security risks, making vigilance more important than ever.
In addition, the KDP reaffirmed its full support for the region’s leadership. It stressed that such incidents will not weaken the determination of the Kurdistan Region to protect its institutions and citizens.
Furthermore, the bloc called for unity among Kurdish political forces. It said cooperation and coordination are necessary to confront ongoing challenges and safeguard stability.
Authorities have already launched an investigation into the attack. Meanwhile, security forces have increased their presence in key areas to prevent further incidents and reassure the public.
The incident has drawn concern from political figures and observers. Therefore, many have called for stronger coordination between security agencies and government institutions.
The KDP also underlined the importance of public awareness. It urged citizens to cooperate with authorities and report any suspicious activities.
The bloc reaffirmed its commitment to stability and security. It stressed that unity, decisive action, and strong institutions remain essential to overcoming threats and maintaining order in the Kurdistan Region.