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The Iraqi government is facing threats from the "Islamic Resistance in Iraq" to take action against it, including attempts to overthrow it, in response to the air blockade imposed on Iran and the suspension of flights between Iraq and Iran after October 1st. Abu Mujahid Al-Asaf, the security official of Kata'ib Hezbollah in Iraq, warned that continued sanctions could prompt Iraqis to adopt escalating measures, such as closing air crossings and restricting participation by other countries in the blockade. He also announced that the resistance will monitor Iraqi airspace to confront "American violations," warning that any aircraft regarded as hostile by the group could face confrontations. However, he did not specify details about the measures or the targets involved. These statements come amid ongoing protests at Najaf Airport in opposition to the suspension of flights, while the Iraqi government seeks to avoid intervention in regional aerial conflicts, as Iraq attempts to balance its relations with armed factions alongside diplomatic efforts to contain tensions.
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