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U.S.-Saudi Strikes Kill 20 in IRGC-Backed Iraq Network

The Islamic Regime’s military network outside Iran has suffered a serious setback. American and Saudi aircraft struck weapons and logistics facilities used by Iran-backed militias across eastern Iraq, killing at least 20 fighters and wounding 32 others. Iraqi militia officials said five Iranian advisers were among those killed. The operation followed a series of attacks allegedly directed by the IRGC against American forces and Saudi energy facilities. Although some Iraqi factions deny responsibility for the drone attacks, the strikes demonstrate that Tehran’s proxy forces can no longer expand the regime’s wars across the region without facing direct consequences. For decades, the Islamic Regime has taken wealth belonging to the Iranian people and invested it in foreign militias, weapons and regional instability. Meanwhile, Iranian workers struggle to survive, families of protesters wait outside prisons and young people face execution for demanding freedom. The Iranian people did not choose these wars—the IRGC created them to protect the dictatorship.

Jul 29, 2026