Iraqi Paramilitary Groups Plan UAV Strikes on Neighbors, Report Claims
Security sources warn of potential drone attacks within 48 hours as Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi orders increased combat readiness.
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- Iraqi paramilitary groups plan UAV strikes on neighboring countries within 48 hours, according to Al Hadath citing security sources.
- Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi ordered increased combat readiness along border zones.
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Paramilitary groupings operating in Iraq are redeploying formations amid fears of a new escalation of tension.
RABAT, August 6. /TASS/. Paramilitary groupings operating in Iraq are planning to deliver strikes on neighboring countries, using UAVs, within the next 48 hours, the Al Hadath television channel has reported, citing sources in Iraqi security structures.
The warning was issued at a special meeting with Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi. It is not specified which states may be targeted.
Almost simultaneously, the Iraqi agency INA published a press release stating that "Iraq will not turn into a launching pad for carrying out an internal or external threat to any country." It also said that the prime minister's order to increase combat readiness "will begin in the border zone and will spread to all areas of Iraq."
Al Hadath also reported that paramilitary groupings in Iraq have begun redeploying their formations "due to fears of a new escalation of tension," while security forces are monitoring their movements to prevent provocations from Iraqi territory.
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Combat readiness will expand from the border zone to all areas of Iraq.
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- Which neighboring states may be targeted by the UAV strikes?
- Which specific paramilitary groups are planning the attacks?
