Iraqi Resistance Claims 21 Drone and Missile Attacks on US Bases

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•The Iraqi militia group reported 23 operations targeting US bases as of March 25, 2026.
•The attacks involved the use of drones and missile strikes against US military installations.
•The previous claim on March 22, 2026, stated 21 attacks had been carried out.
•US military bases in Iraq remain frequent targets of such militia operations.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Iraqi militia increases the frequency and scale of drone and missile attacks US forces may face heightened security threats, potentially leading to increased military responses and affecting regional stability.

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🌍Iraq 🌍United States of America

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📈drone 📈missile

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🏛United States Department of Defense

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MEMiddle East EyeIraqi militia group claims 23 operations targeting 'enemy bases'MEMiddle East EyeIraqi resistance claims 21 attacks on US bases using drones and missiles

An Iraqi militia group has claimed responsibility for 23 attacks on US military bases in Iraq, using drones and missiles. These attacks increase security risks for US forces and could complicate military operations and diplomatic relations in the region. The escalation reflects persistent instability and challenges to US presence in Iraq.