Iran Vs Iraq: Tehran Defends Missile Strikes On Erbil & Syria; Baghdad Likely To Move UN | Details

Published on Jan 16, 2024 09:21 pm IST

Iran has defended missile strikes in Iraq and Syria amid tensions in the Middle East. Iran says the missile strikes in Iraq and Syria were meant to "deter security threats". Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the strikes were "just punishment" for those breaching Iran's security. Tensions are now escalating between Iran and Iraq over the IRGC strikes in Erbil. Watch for more.

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