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Germany’s Bundeswehr has trained Kurdish Peshmerga fighters in Iraq since the rise of ISIS in 2014, aiming to strengthen local forces and prevent the group’s return. Now, amid rising regional tensions and fresh signals from Washington toward Kurdish actors, Berlin’s long-running mission is drawing renewed scrutiny.
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