Iran proxies wage war on Israel, threaten US interests as Iraq slammed for not disarming them
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Multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been launched from Iraqi territory into Israel since the conflict with Iran began. The Israeli military has reported a "near complete success" rate in stopping Iranian drones from hitting Israeli targets. The drones are believed to be fired by the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), an umbrella organization of Shiite terrorists linked to Iran. Iraq's government has been criticized for not taking adequate action to disarm these groups, with some officials describing them as a "vessel for the Iranians." Attacks on Iraqi civilians have also occurred, including one targeting a Chaldean Catholic school in Erbil that was hit by two drones. The attacks are seen as a threat to US interests and regional stability.
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