Iran-backed commander killed in US strike in Baghdad



The commander of an Iran-backed armed group has been killed in a US drone strike in Baghdad.

The attack is said to have used a version of the Hellfire missile.

Abu Baqir al-Saadi was a key member of Kataib Hezbollah.

The group is believed to be involved in the deadly attack on three US troops in January.

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18 thoughts on “Iran-backed commander killed in US strike in Baghdad”

  1. 4The world is rolling into chaos (a war of all against all). The United States itself is on the verge of a civil war. Unwilling to work, millions of migrants flooded the United States, which placed a heavy burden on American taxpayers. Biden is the worst president in U.S. history. The Democratic Party is the worst party in the United States.4

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  2. At least the Iranians have a country, people and borders of their own, can describe what their own people look like and can define what a woman is. Unlike us in Britain. Tehran is Iranian, whereas London resembles a cross between Pakistan and the Congo.

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