The Kurdish Komala Party said an Iranian missile hit its headquarters in the Duli Alan region, northeast of Erbil, in Iraqi Kurdistan on Tuesday, Al Jazeera reports.

Komala spokesperson Amjad Hussein Panahi said on Facebook that the missile had hit the facility in the afternoon. He added that the party members were able to take shelter thanks to security measures and preparation in advance.

According to Panahi, more than 102 missiles and drones have been fired at Komala's headquarters and camps since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran.

The latest attack, the party claims, comes about two weeks after a missile attack on its base in the Alana Valley had wounded six members of the organization.

The Komala Party advocates for the rights of Kurds in Iran. The party has repeatedly been the target of attacks it blames on Iran.