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Iraq Militia Vows Retaliation Against US, Saudi Arabia After Strikes Amid Middle East Crisis
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8:12Now PlayingAn Iran-backed Iraqi militia, Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba, has vowed retaliation against the United States and Saudi Arabia following recent joint airstrikes that reportedly killed members of Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces, or PMF. In a strongly worded statement, the group declared, "missile for missile, fire for fire," warning that any future attacks would be met with a proportional military response. The militia accused Washington and Riyadh of aggression and signaled that missile strikes could be part of its retaliation strategy, raising fears of a broader regional escalation. The threat comes amid heightened tensions across the Middle East, with concerns growing over the security of U.S. military bases, Saudi infrastructure and the potential for further conflict involving Iran-aligned armed groups.
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