Hizbullah Strongly Condemns U.S. Strike on Iran-Backed Groups

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Hizbullah on Monday strongly deplored an overnight U.S. airstrike against Iran-backed armed groups which a monitor said killed at least seven fighters.

In a statement, Hizbullah said it "strongly condemns the treacherous American aggression that targeted the Iraqi-Syrian border."

"What the U.S. warplanes have done is a blatant attack on sovereignty... the region will not enjoy stability... until U.S. forces are expelled" from Iraq and Syria, it said.

The Pentagon said it had conducted retaliatory targeted airstrikes against "facilities used by Iran-backed militia groups" on the Iraq-Syria border.

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said the targeted sites -- two in Syria, one in Iraq -- had been used by "Iran-backed militias" involved in drone attacks against U.S. interests in Iraq.

Comments 4
Default-user-icon Patriot (Guest) almost 3 years

I hope they all die there because what are they doing in Syria, where 85% of its people ascribe to the "Suni" sect? This country is not theirs to do as they please.

Missing un520 almost 3 years

Are these guys for real? "A blatant attack on sovereignity"....they ought to know best.

Thumb i.report almost 3 years

Two foreign reporters were kidnapped by Hezbollah while reporting on the fuel crisis in Lebanon on Monday.

Matthew Kynaston, a British reporter for NOW, and Stella Männer, a German freelance reporter, were approached by men identifying themselves as Hezbollah at a gas station on Airport Road.

Reported on the 961.com

Thumb warrior almost 3 years

Ironic the terrorist armed militia talks about sovereignty of Iraq while its mere existence is a blatant violation of Lebanon's sovereignty!