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U.S. envoy to Syria and Iraq Tom Barrack reiterated Washington’s support for the unity of the Kurdistan Region, calling for Kurdish ranks to be united. A source close to the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) said U.S. intervention and that of the Region’s allies could help resolve the crisis, provided the main parties have the will to do so. The dispute escalated after the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) convened a session of the Region’s parliament on November 4, following a two-year suspension. The KDP relied on its 39 seats, while the PUK, which holds 23 seats, boycotted the session and challenged its legitimacy before the Federal Supreme Court. Although the possibility of dividing the Region into two administrations has been discussed, officials from both parties ruled it out, warning that a prolonged crisis could harm the Region’s unity and the interests of its allies.
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