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US and Saudi Arabia Conduct Joint Airstrikes Against Iranian Proxies in Iraq

The U.S. and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, following missile attacks from Iran targeting U.S. forces in Jordan. This operation marks the first confirmed U.S. airstrike since a recent pause and the first direct Saudi attack in Iraq. CENTCOM reported the strikes targeted logistics and weapons sites linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

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The U.S. and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, following missile attacks from Iran targeting U.S. forces in Jordan. This operation marks the first confirmed U.S. airstrike since a recent pause and the first direct Saudi attack in Iraq. CENTCOM reported the strikes targeted logistics and weapons sites linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

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US and Saudi Arabia strike Iranian proxies in Iraq, CENTCOM says

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US and Saudi Arabia Conduct Joint Airstrikes Against Iranian Proxies in Iraq