Iranian forces reportedly launched ballistic missiles and Shahed-136-style drones at camps belonging to Iranian Kurdish opposition groups in Iraqi Kurdistan on September 27. Videos from the region showed explosions and thick smoke, while U.S. fighter jets reportedly intercepted some incoming threats. The attacks come just days before the United States is expected to complete its troop withdrawal from Iraq by September 30. Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani has warned that the region has faced more than 1,000 attacks since February. The latest strikes have renewed concerns over security in Iraqi Kurdistan as the U.S. military presence is reduced and Iranian missile and drone activity continues.