Iraq

NAWA, Helmand province, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Ñ Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Jorge Medina, a corpsman with Jump Platoon, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, provides security while escorting the deputy secretary of defense through the Nawa Bazaar in Helmand province, Afghanistan, Oct. 28, 2010. Jump PlatoonÕs primary mission is to provide security for the battalion commander and transport him throughout 3/3Õs battle space, but the platoon performs a variety of tasks from providing supplementary security and running vehicle checkpoints, to masonry and gardening. (Official Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Mark Fayloga)

Should Americans Thank the Troops for Their Service in Iraq and Afghanistan?

By wmw_admin on October 12, 2019

Or should they rather ask what U.S. troops were doing in Iraq and Afghanistan and what they actually accomplished?

Posted in Afghanistan, Commentary, Iraq | 5 Responses

Israel secretly expanded its Iran fight to Iraq…

By wmw_admin on August 25, 2019

The prospect of wider conflict in the Middle East has never been closer.

Posted in Iraq, Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies | 2 Responses

Suddenly West is Failing to Overthrow “Regimes”

By wmw_admin on August 25, 2019

It happened regularly in the past from Yugoslavia to Iraq. But now the era of ‘regime change’ seems to be coming to an end

Posted in "The War on Terror", Iraq | 2 Responses

U.S Rolls in MASSIVE 200 truck convoy to Arm Kurds in Iraq

By wmw_admin on August 8, 2019

Massive convoy delivers U.S. arms and military hardware to Kurds to help create an autonomous Kurdistan in northern Iraq – with Israeli assistance

Posted in Iraq, Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies, Syria | 3 Responses

US-Iran: Inverted Reality, Real War

By wmw_admin on June 6, 2019

Iran is fighting the largest state sponsors of terror, writes Tony Cartalucci. That’s why it is being targeted by the U.S. and its allies

Posted in Commentary, Iran, Iraq, Syria | 1 Response

The View From Tehran: America’s Sordid History of Meddling in Iran

By wmw_admin on June 5, 2019

We’ve all seen this movie before, in Iraq, just sixteen years ago, and it didn’t end well. US troops are still there and may be so indefinitely

Posted in Iran, Iraq | 1 Response

Pompeo’s Briefing on Iran “Threat” to NATO Europeans Went Over Like a Lead Balloon

By wmw_admin on May 23, 2019

Pompeo thought they’ll eat out of his hand like Congress and American media do. How wrong he was

Posted in Current Affairs, Iran, Iraq | 2 Responses

Like Iraq War time, US administration is lying, American senator suggests

By wmw_admin on May 22, 2019

“I’ve seen this movie before; I don’t like the ending,” said Illinois Democratic Senator Dick Durbin

Posted in Commentary, Iran, Iraq | 3 Responses

Iran tells Middle East militias: prepare for proxy war

By wmw_admin on May 17, 2019

The head of Iran’s elite Quds forces warns allied militias to prepare for war. While Britain realigns its position with the US over the threat posed by Iran

Posted in Iran, Iraq | 2 Responses

Germany, Netherlands suspend missions in Iraq

By wmw_admin on May 16, 2019

As tensions between the U.S. and Iran climb, Germany and the Netherlands both announce that they will suspend training missions in Iraq

Posted in Iran, Iraq

The USS Abraham Lincoln is currently leading a carrier battle group sailing the Arabian Sea. Click to enlarge

Fears of war with Iran as US orders staff out of Iraq immediately

By wmw_admin on May 15, 2019

Meanwhile, a senior British commander has contradicted U.S. claims of an increased threat from Iranian proxies in Iraq and Syria

Posted in Iran, Iraq, Syria | 4 Responses

Amnesty International bias provides cover for Al Qaeda crimes against Syrian people

By wmw_admin on April 30, 2019

Vanessa Beeley on how Amnesty International is helping terrorists with propaganda and disinformation

Posted in Behind The "News", Iraq, ISIS, ISIL, alleged "beheadings", al Nusra, Al-Qaïda and Daesh, Syria | 2 Responses

Taamy Wahab Mohamed al-Yasaari. Click to enlarge

After ISIS, Iraq’s wounded and grief-stricken tell a disturbing tale

By Robert Fisk on April 24, 2019

Politics runs faster than memory, and Iraq is not yet a land fit for all its heroes

Posted in Iraq, ISIS, ISIL, alleged "beheadings", al Nusra, Al-Qaïda and Daesh

Iraqi Sources: Over 10,000 US Forces Deployed in Al-Anbar, Iraq

By wmw_admin on April 5, 2019

We can neither confirm nor refute these claims. However, they may fit in with America’s hidden and long-term agenda in the region

Posted in Iraq, Syria | 1 Response

American soldiers aren’t dying for our freedom in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan

By wmw_admin on April 2, 2019

No mother wants to think that her child died in vain. But, as two more Americans die in Afghanistan this week, we need to face the truth.

Posted in Afghanistan, Commentary, Iraq, Syria | 2 Responses

Sen John McCain with Simon Elliot, circled, otherwise known Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi leader of ISIS) in the background, photographed near the Syrian border with Lebanon in 2014.

ISIS’ bloodthirsty leader is being PROTECTED by the US army claims Iraqi politician

By wmw_admin on March 4, 2019

Iraqi member of parliament, Hassan Salem, claims that the US is helping the ISIS leader’s movements between Iraq and Syria.

Posted in Iraq, ISIS, ISIL, alleged "beheadings", al Nusra, Al-Qaïda and Daesh, Syria

US Sets Up 2 New Bases in Western Iraq

By wmw_admin on March 4, 2019

Despite the Iraqi parliament calling for foreign forces to leave the country, the U.S. has reportedly set up two new military bases in the western al-Anbar province

Posted in Iraq

Pompeo: The Real Threat to U.S. National Security

By wmw_admin on February 20, 2019

Colin Powell’s former chief of staff says Mike Pompeo is lying about the threat posed by Iran, and unlike the former U.S. secretary of state regarding Iraq, Pompeo knows it

Posted in Iran, Iraq