
Iran-Backed Militias Escalate Attacks, US & Israel Retaliate
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Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Iran-backed militias retaliate against US and Israeli offensives, launching attacks on US bases in Iraq and Jordan, as well as targets in Israel. The US and Israel respond with airstrikes and ground operations, targeting key militia groups. Iraqs leaders attempt to stay neutral, but the conflict continues to spread, with militias threatening European nations and knocking out Iraqi radar systems. The US considers backing Iranian Kurds or Arab separatists to pressure Tehran further, as proxy battles intensify and tensions rise.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Iran-Backed Militias Escalate Attacks, US & Israel Retaliate. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 6, Iran-backed militias across the Middle East are ramping up attacks on Israel, the United States, and their allies. This comes a retaliation for the ongoing joint offensive by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. Iraq has become a main battleground, with dozens of militia strikes hitting U.S. bases in Iraq and Jordan, plus targets in Israel since the war started. Last Saturday, these groups have also gone after Iranian Kurdish opposition sites in northern Iraq. In response, the U.S. and Israel are hitting back with airstrikes and ground operations to weaken the militias. Analysts point to covert drone attacks that have killed around 15 fighters from key groups, like Qatar-Eve has Bala, South of Baghdad, and near, southern cities. Iraq's leaders are trying hard to stay out of the fight, even stopping a missile launch from the South aimed at a neighbor. The militias draw from Iraq's Shia majority and take orders from Iran's revolutionary garcore. This echoes years of proxy clashes in Iraq, since the U.S. invasion in 2003.
Recent days have seen militia claims of hits on Erbil airport and launches toward Jordan and Kuwait. They've warned European nations to stay away, threatening their bases. Meanwhile, unexplained blasts have knocked out Iraqi radar systems, with signs pointing to special forces action. The so-called Axis of Resistance looks weaker after Israeli strikes on groups like Hezbollah and Hamas. Now there are hints the U.S.......back Iranian Kurds
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