In a fiery and defiant statement, the Armed Forces of the Kurdistan Future Movement—a Kurdish resistance group operating near the Iraq-Iran border—have launched a blistering attack on former U.S. President Donald Trump, calling him a liar, a weak leader, and a fraud who has betrayed the Kurdish people. The statement, delivered by commanders and fighters on the front lines of the struggle against the Islamic Republic of Iran, directly refutes Trump's recent claims that Kurds have stolen weapons from U.S. forces. Instead, the Kurdish fighters assert that Trump never provided them with any arms, and they question how brave American soldiers could have chosen such a 'very weak person' as their leader.
Kurdish Armed Forces Respond to Trump's Lies
In a video statement released by the Kurdistan Future Movement, a prominent commander stood before a group of armed fighters, their faces masked and rifles raised, and declared: 'F*** you, Trump. You did not give us any weapon. Stop spreading lies about Kurds. You are a weak person. We wonder how the brave American soldier could have chosen you.' The statement was a direct response to Trump's recent remarks claiming that Kurdish forces had stolen American weapons—a charge that the Kurdish resistance calls a baseless insult to their decades-long struggle.
For years, the Kurdish people have fought the Islamic Republic regime without meaningful support from the United States. The Kurdistan Future Movement, which operates in the mountainous border regions between Iraq and Iran, has been a key player in the resistance against the Iranian regime's oppression of Kurds, Baloch, and other ethnic minorities. Their fighters, many of whom are women, have held the line with outdated equipment, including old AK-47 rifles, while the regime's IRGC forces are armed with modern weaponry supplied by foreign powers.
Female Fighter with Old AK-47 Mocks Trump's 'Project Strength'
One of the most powerful moments in the statement came from a female Kurdish fighter, who stood with an old, worn AK-47 slung over her shoulder. Looking directly into the camera, she said, 'Trump is not strong. He pretends to project strength, but the reality is he is weak. He talks about us stealing weapons, but look at this—this is all we have. We have fought the regime for decades without his help, and we will keep fighting without his weak administration.'
Her words echo the sentiment of countless Kurdish women who have taken up arms in the fight for freedom. The Woman, Life, Freedom movement, which began in Iran in 2022, has inspired women across the region to resist oppression. In Kurdistan, female fighters have been at the forefront of the battle, often with minimal resources but unmatched courage. The fighter's message was clear: the Kurdish people do not need Trump's hollow promises or his lies. They rely on their own resilience and the support of the Iranian people, not foreign leaders who betray them.
Decades of Struggle Against the Islamic Republic
The Kurdish resistance in Iran is not new. For over four decades, Kurdish political parties and armed groups—including the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (KDPI), Komala, and the Kurdistan Future Movement—have fought against the Islamic Republic's systematic oppression of Kurdish culture, language, and political rights. The regime has executed thousands of Kurdish activists, bombed Kurdish villages, and banned Kurdish language education. Despite this, the Kurdish people have never surrendered.
The Kurdistan Future Movement's recent statement underscores a key point: while the Trump administration repeatedly claimed to support Kurdish forces, especially in Syria and Iraq, it never delivered the promised weapons to Kurdish fighters in Iran. Instead, Trump's foreign policy has been marked by betrayal—most notably in Syria, where he abandoned Kurdish allies to Turkish invasion in 2019. Now, with his latest lies about stolen weapons, the Kurdish resistance is calling him out for what he is: a weak, unreliable leader who uses the Kurdish struggle for his own political gain.
Trump's 'Project Strength' Exposed as Hollow
Throughout his presidency, Trump often boasted about 'projecting strength' on the world stage. But to the Kurdish fighters on the Iran-Iraq border, this rhetoric rings hollow. 'He pretends to be strong, but he is weak,' the female fighter repeated, her voice steady. 'We fight the IRGC every day. We see what real strength looks like. Trump is just a liar.'
The fighters' criticism is not just about weapons. It is about respect. The Kurdish people have been fighting the Islamic Republic regime since its inception, and they have done so with little support from the international community. When Trump calls them thieves, it is a deep insult to their sacrifices. The Kurdistan Future Movement's statement is a reminder that the Kurdish resistance will not be silenced or slandered by any foreign leader.
No Need for Weak Administrations
As the statement concluded, the fighters reaffirmed their commitment to the struggle. 'We have fought the regime for decades, and we will keep fighting without the weak Trump administration,' the commander declared. 'We are not waiting for anyone's help. We have the courage of the Iranian people behind us.'
This sentiment reflects a broader truth: the Iranian freedom movement is not dependent on any foreign power. From the Kurdish mountains to the streets of Tehran, the people of Iran—Persians, Kurds, Baloch, Azerbaijanis, Arabs, and all ethnic groups—are united in their demand for freedom. The Woman, Life, Freedom movement has shown that the regime can be challenged from within, and the Kurdish resistance continues to prove that armed struggle remains a viable option for those who refuse to bow.
Conclusion: A Call to Stand with the Kurdish Resistance
The Kurdistan Future Movement's response to Trump is a powerful reminder that the Kurdish people will not be used as pawns in foreign political games. They are fighting for their own liberation, and they will accept support from no one who disrespects them. As the world watches the Iranian people rise up against the Islamic Republic, it is crucial to amplify the voices of those on the front lines—the Kurdish fighters, the women with old AK-47s, and the activists who risk everything for a free Iran.
The Iranian diaspora and the international community must stand with these brave men and women. They are not thieves. They are heroes. And they will continue to fight, with or without the weak administrations of the world.
