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A powerful explosion occurred at an ammunition depot belonging to the Popular Mobilization Forces in Baghdad, causing significant material damage. This incident comes at a sensitive time amid rising security tensions in Iraq.
A new airstrike has targeted the Popular Mobilization Forces in the city of Al-Qaim in western Iraq, following a previous strike on Brigade 34's headquarters in Mosul. This escalation reflects rising regional tensions.
The Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq reported that coordinated airstrikes by the U.S. and Israel targeted military bases in the provinces of <strong>Ninawa</strong> and <strong>Saladin</strong>. These attacks come at a sensitive time, heightening tensions in the region.
The Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq reported that coordinated U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeted two of their bases in Babil and Anbar provinces. The attacks hit Brigade 45 in Jurf al-Nasr and Brigade 31 in Karma, east of Anbar.
Reports indicate a systematic trend to transform Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces into a model similar to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, relying on Iraqi state funding and linked to external ideology. This shift raises significant questions about its impact on Iraq's political and security landscape.
An airstrike targeted the headquarters of the 34th Brigade of the Popular Mobilization Forces in Mosul, with no injuries reported so far. This attack comes amid rising regional tensions between U.S. forces and armed militias in Iraq.
Iraqi security sources revealed that an influential armed faction within the Popular Mobilization Forces is responsible for the kidnapping of American journalist Shelly Ketlson. This incident raises serious concerns about security conditions in Iraq.
The Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq reported multiple airstrikes on their sites in Babil and Anbar, attributed to the Israeli-American coalition, reflecting escalating security tensions in the region.
US and Israeli aircraft continue to target security headquarters in Iraq, with the 14th Brigade in Nineveh suffering three airstrikes. Iraqi officials are working to de-escalate tensions through international relations.
Three people were killed and seven others injured in a missile strike targeting a Popular Mobilization Forces headquarters in Kirkuk. Additionally, the home of Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani was attacked by a drone.
The Popular Mobilization Forces announced the deaths of three of its members and injuries to four others due to an attack on their headquarters in Kirkuk, northern Iraq. The group attributed the strikes to the United States and Israel, escalating tensions in the region.
An airstrike targeted a base of the Popular Mobilization Forces in Anbar province, western Iraq, resulting in injuries among its members. This attack is part of a series of increasing assaults in the region.
Several members of the Popular Mobilization Forces were injured in an airstrike targeting their positions in Al-Qaim, Anbar province, according to Iraqi sources. The attack occurred before midnight on Thursday, specifically targeting the 31st Brigade.
An airstrike targeted the Popular Mobilization Forces' security headquarters in Al-Habaniyah, western Iraq, with smoke rising from the site. Security sources reported that the airstrike specifically hit the headquarters in Al-Anbar.
The Iraqi presidency condemned recent attacks on the Popular Mobilization Forces and the Peshmerga, labeling them a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty. A unified national stance is urged to confront these threats.
Airstrikes targeting a site belonging to the Shiite Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq's Anbar province resulted in the deaths of 15 fighters, including the Anbar operations commander, and injured 30 others. The Popular Mobilization Forces accused the United States of carrying out the attack.
Airstrikes targeting a site of the Popular Mobilization Forces in Anbar province, western Iraq, resulted in the deaths of at least <strong>10 fighters</strong>, including the commander of operations in Anbar, and injured <strong>30 others</strong>. These strikes come amid rising tensions in the region.
Airstrikes targeted a site belonging to the Popular Mobilization Forces in Anbar province, Iraq, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 fighters, including the operations commander. The Popular Mobilization Forces have accused the United States of carrying out the attack.
The Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq are facing continuous attacks, resulting in over 65 fatalities and around 130 injuries. These assaults come amid rising security tensions in the country.
Baghdad and Nineveh province are witnessing unprecedented military escalations as security locations come under attack amid rising regional pressures. This escalation reflects the ongoing military conflict affecting Iraq, particularly targeting the Popular Mobilization Forces and US military bases.