The mercenaries of the mullahs also counted Biden's teeth and saw that he had no teeth

 

The mercenaries of the mullahs also counted Biden's teeth and saw that he had no teeth

The proxy forces of the Islamic Republic in Iraq claimed an end to the unofficial ceasefire with the United States!.

Islamic State-backed terrorist groups in Iraq have announced the end of what they call an informal ceasefire with the United States; They warned that they were targeting military convoys and army bases in the country.

According to Avatoodi, groups affiliated with the Islamic Republic, which had reduced their activities by threatening Donald Trump in October to close the US embassy in Iraq and carry out attacks against them, on Saturday this week, again with the green light of the terrorist force The IRGC resumed its violent actions.

The Middle East Eye website, which covers events in the region, wrote referring to the start of a new round of arson attacks by terrorist groups affiliated with the Islamic Republic in Iraq: "Since Saturday, coordination has been made between these groups on the resumption of terrorist attacks."

While the activities of these groups had subsided under the serious threat of the Donald Trump administration; But they called the retreat an unofficial ceasefire.

The report goes on to say: Groups affiliated with the Islamic Republic call themselves the Iraqi Resistance Coordination Commission (IRCC); It consists of seven armed factions, including Asaeb Ahl al-Haq, Kataeb Hezbollah, and the Badr Organization.

The report quoted a senior member of the group as saying; "Operations have been decided to be effective. Some of them are carried out using missiles, while others are carried out by drones."

Islamic Republic-backed terrorist groups are trying to turn the new US administration's decision to reduce its military presence in the Middle East and reach an agreement with the Islamic Republic into ideological and media propaganda for the Revolutionary Guards.

With the recent mass demonstrations of the Iraqi people against the Islamic Republic, following the assassination of a civil activist named "Ihab al-Wazni" on May 26 and the subsequent assassination of the journalist "Ahmad Hassan", the rift, disunity and mistrust between these groups has increased.

Recent reports indicate that the activities of these groups will be pursued "secretly and effectively" at the discretion of the terrorist corps.