A shocking new U.S. terror case has reignited fears of Iran-linked retaliation operations inside the West. American prosecutors accused Iraqi militia commander Mohammad al-Saadi of plotting attacks on Jewish synagogues and American targets in New York, Canada and Europe after the Iran war began. Investigators claim the suspect was linked to Kataib Hezbollah, a militia tied to Iran’s Quds Force. The complaint alleged undercover FBI operatives intercepted plans, payments and reconnaissance material connected to possible attacks. The explosive case surfaced as Donald Trump reportedly weighed fresh strikes on Iran’s leadership and proxy networks.
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