Iraq’s armed factions have announced that they will begin a new, “severer and broader” phase next week.
A leaked military document revealed on Friday that Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani had ordered the country’s armed forces to take defensive measures in anticipation of a possible war in the region.
The leaked document contained a number of directives, notably the distribution of tanks and the deployment of Iraqi aircraft and weapons, as well as ensuring an alternative transportation network for the headquarters and protecting all warehouses.
The document also contained directives for Iraqi intelligence, the most important of which is the activation and examination of all technical surveillance resources and ensuring their validity.
Iraq’s armed factions have announced that they will begin a new, “severer and broader” phase next week.
Today, Friday, Hezbollah published a statement attributed to armed factions in Iraq, saying that these factions will begin a new phase of “stronger and broader” support for the Palestinians next week.
The short statement says this phase will be “a new phase in confronting enemies, and will be more severe and broader in its bases in the region.”
Before that, Iraqi factions announced they had targeted the Ain al-Assad base in Anbar, western Iraq, which includes American forces, with a drone that “directly hit their targets,” according to its statement.
These attacks also occurred amid fears that the heavily fortified US embassy in the Green Zone would be exposed to similar attack attempts.
It also came amid international, especially American, concerns about the expansion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that erupted 4 weeks ago into a regional war in which Iran will intervene directly, albeit unlikely, or through factions. faithful to it.