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Revolutionary Guard Forms Secret Cells in Iraq to Strike Gulf Targets
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60% centerFirst reported by Channel 13 · 7 days ago
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Reuters reported that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard created secret cells in Iraq to launch drone attacks on Gulf states and avoid using exposed pro-Iranian militias. The alleged network hit targets in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the UAE between April 20 and May 17, while Baghdad faces pressure to curb armed groups and protect ties with Gulf neighbors.
- 01Reuters says Iran built covert Iraqi cells to strike Gulf states and avoid exposure.
- 02The cells allegedly launched at least seven drone attacks from southern Iraq.
- 03Targets included Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the UAE between April 20 and May 17.
- 04The network reportedly reports directly to the Revolutionary Guard, not local militias.
- 05The move complicates efforts by Iraq's new government to restrain armed groups.
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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew6 days ago
Reuters: Iran set up covert cells in Iraq to launch drone attacks on Gulf states
Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew6 days ago
Reuters: Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Set Up Secret Drone Cells in Iraq
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