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Iraq Shaken by Joint US-Saudi Strikes as Middle East War Escalates

Joint US and Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militia targets in Iraq have killed 18 fighters, escalating the Middle East conflict to a dangerous new phase.

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Iraq Shaken by Joint US-Saudi Strikes as Middle East War Escalates

Baghdad/The Freelance Desk: The smoldering fire in West Asia has reached a critical juncture, bringing covert power plays directly into the open. The joint military action by the United States and Saudi Arabia on Iraqi soil confirms that the regional conflict is shifting from a proxy war to direct confrontation.

A Direct Response to Drone Attacks

Initial field inputs and reports indicate that following continuous drone attacks on American bases, Washington and Riyadh took this major step. To secure strategic maritime chokepoints, the allied forces launched missile strikes targeting Iran-backed militia infrastructure inside Iraq.

Ground Devastation: 18 Militants Dead

The intensity of the airstrikes caused massive devastation, leaving at least 18 fighters dead and 32 others injured. The bloodshed has created panic among local populations, as warplanes continue patrol sorties over the region.

Baghdad Denies Prior Knowledge

Contradicting foreign claims, the Iraqi government has firmly rejected assertions of prior approval, stating they were kept completely in the dark. This highlights growing friction over Iraq's national sovereignty amidst escalating foreign interventions.

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