The Iranian-backed militias in Iraq have become increasingly more powerful in the last decade.

Iraq faces a difficult situation as Iranian-backed militias operating within its borders conduct strikes against American targets, causing embarrassment and challenges for Iraqi authorities.

Iranian-backed militias have launched a series of drone attacks targeting US bases in Iraq, raising the question: has Iraq become the next frontline in the widening Iran war?

Iranian-backed PMF militias claim that up to 30 fighters were killed or wounded in US airstrikes on their base in Anbar province, Iraq. Among the casualties was operations commander Saad Dawai.

Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, who have been targeting the Kurdistan Region with drones and missiles, were likely behind a drone attack that killed a French soldier.

The UAE consulate in Erbil was targeted by drone attacks, marking the latest attempt by the Iranian regime and Iranian-backed militias to strike the UAE amidst the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Iraqi Shiite militias linked with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, including Kataib Hezbollah and other Popular Mobilization Forces groups, were targeted in Israeli strikes, local media claims.

A Syrian army base in the country's northeastern region was reportedly targeted by rockets fired from Iraq, with an Iraqi security official blaming an armed organization for the attack.

For years, Iranian-backed militias and terror groups attacked countries, and Iran carried out attacks directly, but the regime never seemed to face any censure.

Iran and Iranian-backed militias fired missiles at Israel and Arab states, apparently hitting the U.S. Embassy compound in Kuwait, while Israel and the United States pounded target...