NATO has announced it suspended fight against ISIS in Iraq after Tehran and its proxies vowed to take “harsh revenge” for the death of top general killed in US strikes in Baghdad, The Independent reported.
US President Donald Trump blamed Iran for the attack on US embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday, making Iran accountable for any harm against Americans.
Dozens of angry Shiite militias backed by Iran on Tuesday smashed the main door of American embassy compound in Baghdad, setting the reception area on fire local media reported.
Iranian-backed militias on Monday vowed “revenge” after US attacked the group’s military’s base in Iraq and killed at least 25 militias, CBS news reported.
A top US Navy officials warned on Friday that Tehran could carry out “provocative actions” in the Strait of Hormuz and elsewhere in the region, Reuters reported.
After spending one year in Turkish jail, Kurdish-Iranian activist Adel Bahrami has been informed by prison authorities that he would be soon deported to Iran.
Iraqi protesters have launched an anti-Iran campaign to boycott Tehran’s $9bn exports to their country. The move is meant to weaken Iran’s power in their political system, Arab News reported on Wednesday.
Syrian anti-aircraft defence used on Sunday against Israeli missiles that fell down near Damascus, the official Syrian news agency reported.
A new report revealed on Wednesday that Tehran is spreading explosives in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain by supplying to small bomb factories built by its proxies.
Iran’s main operating military unit of the Fatemiyoun Brigade has reinforced its bases in the eastern countryside of Homs near the city of Palmyra and the Hail oil field, Zawan al-Wasel cited inside sources on Monday.
