Iraq Probes Drone Attack on Tank Stockpile

Security and intelligence sources indicate that the explosion at the ammunition depot in Taji Camp north of Baghdad in early August was likely caused by a drone aircraft, rather than the fire resulting from high temperatures as was previously announced. The attack destroyed a large number of US-made tank and armored vehicle shells and resulted in the loss of most equipment of the 9th armored division, which relies on American weaponry. Preliminary investigations reveal the presence of flying objects above the site before the explosion, supporting the theory that the depot was targeted by a drone aircraft. This attack is considered a sign of attempts by armed factions affiliated with "Hezbollah Iraq" and other groups opposed to disarmament, aiming to reduce the capabilities of Iraqi forces. This development follows previous incidents, including a drone attack in June 2025, with no final investigation results announced yet. Tensions continue to rise between the Iraqi government and Iran-backed armed factions, which refuse to place their weapons under state control and continue targeting military storage facilities.

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