Iraq believes Israel may have struck militia weapons supplied by Iran
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Israel behind blasts at Iran-linked arms sites in Iraq amid Netanyahu’s fresh nuclear warning?
Reports from Iraq suggest that Israeli strikes may have targeted two sites storing Chinese-made air defence systems recently transferred from Iran and reportedly destined for Iran-aligned militias. Iraqi intelligence officials are investigating whether the incidents, including an October 17 explosion in eastern Baghdad that injured five people, were accidental or linked to possible covert attacks. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan…
Iraq suspects Israel of attacking Chinese-made MANPADS depots
Iraq suspects Israel of attacking warehouses with portable missile systems Defense Chinese-made missiles destroyed last week, according to the Saudi newspaper Asharq al-Awsat, citing Iraqi sources.According to the newspaper, last week, unknown...
Iraq suspects Israel of attacking warehouses with Chinese-made portable air defense systems destroyed last week. This is reported by the Saudi newspaper Asharq al-Awsat, citing Iraqi sources. According to the newspaper, unknown planes carried out air strikes on warehouses last week
Asharq Al-Awsat reports suspected airstrikes on two sites in Iraq that stored air defense systems transferred from Iran. The identities of the attackers have not been verified, but Iraqi officials believe that the confrontation with Tehran may be renewing beneath the surface. The post Preparing the Way for an Attack? Dramatic Report: Baghdad Claims Israel Destroyed Air Defense Systems in Iraq appeared first on JDN.
Israel is suspected of attacking two arms depots in Iraq last week where Chinese-made anti-aircraft shoulder-launched missiles delivered from Iran to militias loyal to Tehran were stored, the Saudi newspaper Al-Sharq al-Awsat reported on Saturday, citing Iraqi sources. According to the sources, the strikes destroyed a large shipment of air defense systems shortly after arriving at the two sites.
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