'Will Attack...': Iran-Backed Al-Nujaba Dares U.S. Forces With Fresh Strikes Threat | Details

Published on Feb 03, 2024 12:18 am IST

Iraq's pro-Iran Al-Nujaba movement vowed to keep up attacks on U.S. troops in the Middle East. This comes despite the U.S.' warning to launch retaliatory strikes on Iran-linked targets after three of its soldiers were killed in a drone attack in Jordan last week. The Al-Nujaba movement forms part of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq. Al-Nujaba leader Akram Al-Kaabi said that any U.S. strike will result in an "appropriate" response. Watch this to know more.

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