Five IRGC advisors killed in US-Saudi strikes
Five Iranian advisors were killed as a result of American and Saudi airstrikes targeting sites belonging to the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) in Iraq, particularly in Diyala and Baghdad provinces. Officials stated that the strikes were coordinated between U.S. and Saudi forces, aimed at targeting Iran-backed elements planning to attack the Kingdom's interests and oil infrastructure using drones. Saudi Arabia expressed its concern over any attacks targeting its facilities and emphasized its readiness to respond accordingly, while Iraq reiterated the importance of avoiding escalation and maintaining its neutrality amid these regional tensions. The strikes resulted in the death of 20 PMU members and injured 32 others, amid rising tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and Iraq’s increasing involvement in the ongoing developments.
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