Iraq Suspects Israel Struck Iranian-Supplied Militia Arms Depots
Reports indicate the strikes targeted two facilities allegedly storing Chinese-made shoulder-fired missiles.
Authorities in Iraq suspect that Israel was behind strikes on two sites used to store weapons belonging to militias, Arutz Sheva and The Jerusalem Post reported. According to Arutz Sheva, the targeted facilities were intended to store Chinese-made shoulder-fired missiles supplied by Iran.
The Jerusalem Post noted that the alleged strikes took place earlier in October, and that assessments suggested the action could signal the start of a new round of conflict.
Official confirmation and further details have not yet been released.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, ערוץ 7 — מבזקים
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