U.S. Launches More Air Strikes Against Iranian-Backed Militias In Iraq


CNN: An airstrike in Iraq hit a convoy of Iranian-backed paramilitary forces, PMF says

A convoy including Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces was hit by an airstrike early Saturday in north Baghdad, killing and wounding several, according to the PMF.

"The initial report indicates that the strike targeted a convoy belonging to the medical units for the Popular Mobilization Forces, near Taji Stadium in Baghdad," the PMF said in a statement.

Iraqi state news also reported a strike against the paramilitary forces.

The action comes a day after an airstrike ordered by US President Donald Trump killed a top Iranian commander, Qasem Soleimani, at a Baghdad airport.

It is not yet known who carried out the reported airstrike on Saturday.

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WNU Editor: The US is denying that they are responsible for this air strike .... U.S.-led coalition denies conducting Baghdad air strike (Reuters).

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