Washington warns of Iran corridor Risks to Israel's movement
Reports reveal that the United States has given Israel the green light to expand its air operations near Iraq, aiming to carry out strikes against armed factions linked to Iran. This comes amid Israeli concerns over Iran's potential misuse of land supply routes extending from Iran through Iraq to Syria and Lebanon. Israel seeks to diminish Iran's influence and prevent it from strengthening its military capabilities, particularly by stopping the transfer of weapons, missiles, and drones. At the same time, the Iraqi government aims to restrict the arms to state control by mid-2027, but obstacles remain—especially from groups like Kataib Hezbollah and the Nujaba Movement, which insist on retaining their weapons. The scene is complex, with efforts from Iraq, the US, and Israel to curb Iranian influence, alongside the possibility of Israel conducting strikes inside Iraq. Such actions could impact regional security balance and threaten the stability of the Iraqi government and its sovereignty over weapons.
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