Archive · 29 Jul 2026
US-Saudi Strikes Kill 10 PMF Members in Iraq
Some military groups in Iraq called the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) were attacked by the US and Saudi Arabia.
At least 10 people from the PMF were killed, and more might have been hurt.
The attacks happened in different places in Iraq, with the worst one in a place called Nineveh.
The PMF says the attacks were not fair, but the US and Saudi Arabia say they did it to keep the area safe.
US-Saudi strikes targeted PMF bases in multiple Iraqi provinces.
At least 10 PMF members were killed, with more casualties expected.
The deadliest attack occurred in Nineveh province.
Injuries were reported in other provinces.
The PMF considers the strikes unprovoked and illegitimate.
- Who
- US and Saudi forces
- What
- Strikes on PMF bases
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Multiple provinces in Iraq, including Nineveh
- Why
- To target Iran-backed militants in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities
US-Saudi Perspective
PMF Perspective
Legitimacy of Strikes
US-Saudi Perspective
The strikes were conducted to target threats and maintain regional security.
PMF Perspective
The strikes were unprovoked and targeted legitimate forces.
- Date
- Not specified
- Location
- Multiple provinces in Iraq, including Nineveh
- Casualties
- At least 10 killed, with more expected
- Organizations Involved
- US, Saudi Arabia, Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF)
- Target
- PMF bases
