Air Strikes Hit Popular Mobilisation Forces Sites in Mosul, Iraq

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•The air strikes occurred on March 29, 2026, in Mosul, Iraq.
•Targets were locations associated with the Popular Mobilisation Forces.
•The strikes resulted in visible thick smoke over Mosul.
•The Popular Mobilisation Forces are an armed group active in Iraq.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Popular Mobilisation Forces respond with increased military activity then security in Mosul and surrounding areas could deteriorate, affecting civilians and regional stability.

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🌍Iraq

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🏛Popular Mobilisation Forces

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MEAl Jazeera - AllThick plumes of smoke rise over Iraq’s Mosul after strikes MEMiddle East EyeAir strikes target Popular Mobilisation Forces sites in Iraq's Mosul

On March 29, 2026, air strikes targeted Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) sites in Mosul, Iraq, causing thick plumes of smoke to rise over the city. These strikes affect security dynamics in northern Iraq, impacting local militias and potentially escalating tensions in the region.