Iran mobilizes militias for major confrontation
The article reveals the escalation of the "Blood Lords" militia in Iraq, which appears mysteriously following the killing of Qasem Soleimani. It emphasizes that these forces follow tactics of concealment to evade political and legal accountability, serving as part of the tools used to manage the conflict between Iran and the United States indirectly. The article links these militias' attacks on Saudi Arabia and the region to their coordination with the Houthi group and executing operations from Iraqi territory, with support from the Iranian regime, aiming to escalate regional tensions. It also highlights the difficulty faced by the Iraqi government in disarming these mysterious armed factions, which are aligned with Iranian forces, as decision-making and coordination remain directly controlled by Iran. This situation complicates international and regional efforts to stabilize the country and reduce the influence of these militias.
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