By Timour Azhari BAGHDAD (Reuters) -A powerful Iraqi faction that led dozens of attacks against U.S. forces since October was pushed to announce a suspension of attacks through pressure from Tehran and ruling Iraqi parties who felt the faction had crossed a red line,
Is Washington Serious About Leaving Iraq?
With the country calling for a withdrawal and the region heating up, might the U.S. military presence in Iraq finally come to an end?
US sees signs Iran is worried about escalating proxy attacks amid heightened tensions
US officials believe there are signs that Iranian leadership is nervous about some of the actions of its proxy groups in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, according to multiple people familiar with US intelligence,
U.S. names Islamic Resistance in Iraq as militant group behind deadly Jordan attack
The U.S. government has attributed Sunday’s drone attack, which killed three U.S. service members in Jordan, to the Islamic Resistance in Iraq militant group.
Live news: US attributes Jordan attack to Islamic Resistance in Iraq
The US says the Islamic Resistance in Iraq “planned, resourced and facilitated” a drone attack in Jordan over the weekend that killed three US service members.
US Preparing ‘Multiple Actions’ to Deter Iran Proxies
Kataib Hezbollah, one of the more powerful of Iran’s Iraq-based proxies, announced suspension of military operations against US troops in the region.
Minister Of Trade Meets With Toyota Iraq
By John Lee. Iraq’s Minister of Trade, Mr. Atheer Al-Ghareeb, recently met with a delegation from Toyota Iraq to discuss suitable ways and mechanisms to strengthen cooperation with Toyota. During the …
US expects Iraq to help disrupt Iran-backed groups’ finances -Treasury official
The U.S. expects Iraq’s government to help it identify and disrupt the financing of Iran-backed armed groups in the country after a drone attack by Iraqi militants that killed three U.S. soldiers, a …
US expects Iraq to help disrupt Iran-backed groups’ finances -Treasury official
The U.S. expects Iraq’s government to help it identify and disrupt the financing of Iran-backed armed groups in the country after a drone attack by Iraqi militants that killed three U.S. soldiers, a …
Pictures of photographer in tears after football team lost falsely linked to divisive India temple
Old pictures showing a photographer crying after Iraq lost a football match have resurfaced online in posts that falsely link the images to the opening of a divisive Hindu temple in India in 2024. The pictures were taken in 2019 — five years before Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inauguration of the Ram temple in India’s northern Ayodhya city that was built on ground where a centuries-old mosque was torn down by religious zealots.