Türkiye’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) announced on March 6 that Hosni Komek, a field commander of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in the city of Sulaymaniyah in Iraq, has been assassinated.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq issued a statement on March 5 announcing that their fighters carried out an attack on Haifa Airport in the Israeli-occupied territories.
The Prime Minister of Iraq emphasized that the United States is a strategic partner of Iraq and stated that Iran is our neighboring country and stood with us in the fight against the ISIS terrorist group.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq issued a statement on March 3, announcing an attack on the Israeli regime’s positions in the occupied city of Haifa.
An Iraqi serviceman was martyred and four others were wounded as a result of an IED explosion in Taramiya area, north of Baghdad.
On February 29, a high-ranking Iraqi security delegation visited the US military area in Ain Al Asad Airbase in Anbar province of Iraq.
The National Security Advisor of Iraq has emphasized that the Iraqis have a consensus on the withdrawal of foreign forces from the Arab country.
During a special trip to Ankara, the head of the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Organization (PMU) met with the Turkish Foreign Minister.
The Islamic resistance in Iraq issued in a statement on February 15, announcing that its fighters carried out an attack on Israeli positions in the occupied Golan Heights.
The head of Popular Mobilization Forces (Hashd al-Shaabi, PMF or PMU), attending the funeral ceremony of the martyrs of al-Qaim and Akashat areas, emphasized that America’s crime will not go unanswered.
A few days after the statement of Iraqi Kataib Hezbollah regarding the temporary cessation of attacks against American bases, Al-Nujba and Ashab Al-Kahf resistance groups announced the continuation of attacks against American forces by publishing a statement.
The spokesman of the Iraqi Armed Forces strongly condemned the US airstrikes against the country and called it a violation of Iraqi sovereignty.
