Iraq: Six IED attacks on US convoys in one day!
ISWNews Analysis Group: On December 26, the Iraqi resistance groups attacked six logistical convoys of US Army in the provinces of Baghdad, Babil, Anbar and Qadisiyah with roadside bombs.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On December 26, the Iraqi resistance groups attacked six logistical convoys of US Army in the provinces of Baghdad, Babil, Anbar and Qadisiyah with roadside bombs.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Iraqi resistance groups attacked a logistical convoy of US Army in the province of Salah al-Din with a roadside bomb.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On December 22, the Iraqi resistance groups attacked three logistical convoys of US Army in the provinces of Baghdad, Muthanna and Babil with roadside bombs.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On December 21, the Iraqi resistance groups attacked three logistical convoys of US Army in the provinces of Babil, Qadisiyah and Basra with several roadside bombs.
ISWNews Analysis Group: A logistical convoy of the US military was targeted by a roadside bomb in the Basrah province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Early on December 19, two rockets hit near the US embassy in the Green Zone of Baghdad, causing material damage.
ISWNews Analysis Group: A logistical convoy of the US military was targeted by a roadside bomb in the Karmah area of Anbar province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: A logistical convoy of the US military was targeted by a roadside bomb in the Babil province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: A logistical convoy of the US military was targeted by a roadside bomb in the Qadisiyah province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Lloyd Austin, United States Secretary of Defense, in a talk with the New York Times said that the perpetrators behind the attack against civilians will not be punished
ISWNews Analysis Group: Three civilians were killed during a US-led coalition operation in the village of Abrihah on the eastern outskirts of Deir Ezzor province.
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