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Kurdish smugglers risk life to enter Iran from Iraq
Everyday, hundreds of young Kurds living in northern Iraq cross the border into Iran.
For a few dollars a day, they risk their lives to smuggle alcohol and cigarettes.
But they often come under fire from border guards and Iranians shoot their horses as a punishment.
BBC Persian's Jiya Gol reports from Iraqi Kurdistan.
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