Iraqi Special Forces are reportedly arresting politicians loyal to Iran's regime in a series of operations across the country, according to a single source. The scope, locations, and number of detainees remain unverified.
A single source reported on Sunday morning that Iraqi Special Forces are conducting operations to hunt down and arrest politicians aligned with Iran's regime. The report describes the Iranian regime's influence as a destabilizing force in the Middle East, citing Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iraq as affected states. No official Iraqi government or military confirmation has been issued, and the identity or source of the channel's information is not independently verified. The development comes amid a broader regional context of tension between Iran and several Arab states, though no direct link to specific recent events has been established.
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