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Iraqi armed factions, supported by Iran, announced a two-week suspension of their operations in Iraq and the region following a ceasefire declaration by the United States and Iran. This decision comes amid rising tensions in the area due to the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
Iran-backed Iraqi armed factions, part of the so-called 'Islamic Resistance in Iraq', have declared a two-week cessation of attacks against 'enemy bases' in Iraq and the region. This decision follows a ceasefire announcement by Washington and Tehran for the same duration.
Iran-backed Iraqi factions continue to expand their attacks against the United States and its interests in the region, targeting the Peshmerga leadership in the Kurdistan region. This escalation has prompted a US response through airstrikes on Popular Mobilization Forces sites.
Iraqi armed factions, part of the 'Islamic Resistance in Iraq' coalition, have intensified their operations against American bases and interests, deeming them legitimate targets. This escalation coincides with U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to strike civilian facilities in Iran.
On Saturday, Iranian-backed Iraqi factions announced new drone attacks targeting US sites in several countries in the region, although the specific countries were not disclosed. These operations come amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran as the factions aim to strengthen their position by targeting American forces.