Iran Denounces US-Saudi Strikes in Iraq: 'Criminal, Inhumane, Provocative'
Iran denounces US-Saudi strikes targeting IRGC-linked sites in Iraq, calling them criminal and inhumane.
Iran denounces US-Saudi strikes targeting IRGC-linked sites in Iraq, calling them criminal and inhumane.
In a statement, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the joint US-Saudi strikes on Iraq. The attacks targeted areas including facilities and locations linked to official Iraqi institutions as well as processions and stations for Arbaeen pilgrims. Iran accused Washington and its regional allies of violating Iraqi sovereignty and held them responsible for the consequences. Other sources reported that the operation also targeted logistics and weapons sites associated with militias backed by the IRGC.
The strikes were carried out in response to recent attacks on US and Saudi targets in Iraq. The US and Saudi forces said they targeted Iran-backed militants in the strikes. The attacks were carried out in the southern province of Dhi Qar, where several people were killed. The US and Saudi forces have been involved in a long-standing conflict with Iran-backed militants in Iraq. The conflict has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people and has destabilized the region. The US and Saudi forces have been carrying out strikes against Iran-backed militants in Iraq for several years.
The United States and Saudi Arabia said they had struck Iran-backed militants in Iraq in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have carried out strikes in Iraq in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities. The strikes have resulted in multiple deaths and injuries, according to reports. The US and Saudi Arabia have accused Iran-backed militants of carrying out the attacks.
The United States and Saudi Arabia said they had struck Iran-backed militants in Iraq in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities.
The United States and Saudi Arabia said they had struck Iran-backed militants in Iraq in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities. The strikes targeted logistics and weapons sites linked to militias backed by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The operation targeted sites linked to militias backed by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The strikes come in response to drone attacks on US bases and Saudi energy infrastructure.
The US and Saudi Arabia have launched strikes against Iran-backed militants in Iraq, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. The strikes are part of a wider conflict between the US and Iran, which has been escalating in recent days. The US military has confirmed that it intercepted ballistic missiles fired by Iran, and has launched retaliatory strikes against Iranian targets.
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), a former paramilitary alliance that includes pro-Iran groups, reported that at least 20 of its members were killed in US-Saudi airstrikes in Iraq on Wednesday. The strikes were in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities. The PMF stated that the US and Saudi Arabia had struck Iran-backed militants in Iraq. The incident marks a significant escalation in the conflict between the US and Iran-backed groups in Iraq. The US and Saudi Arabia have been conducting airstrikes in Iraq in response to attacks on their forces and interests. The strikes have raised concerns about a wider regional conflict. The PMF has been a key player in the conflict in Iraq, and the loss of its members is a significant blow to the group. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran-backed groups in Iraq.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have launched strikes on Iraq, killing at least 20 members of a former paramilitary alliance that includes pro-Iran groups. The strikes were in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities. The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) alliance, which includes pro-Iran groups, has condemned the strikes, calling them a.