پنتاگون در مواجهه با حملات مقاومت عراق سردرگم است/ پاسخ هوشمندانه سخنگوی نُجَباء

The Wall Street Journal Reported:

The Pentagon is confused in the face of attacks by the Iraqi Resistance/ The intelligent answer of al-Nujaba’s spokesman

Criticizing the White House’s policy towards the Middle East, the famous American newspaper claimed that US President Joe Biden has emboldened the Resistance groups, especially in Iraq, by reducing the country’s military presence in the region.

According to the website of the representative office of al-Nujaba in Iran – In a report about a drone attack of unknown origin on one of the US army’s illegal bases in Syria, the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal attributed the execution of this deadly operation to the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement. 

Referring to the death of a contractor and the brain damage of 22 American personnel present at the attack site, this newspaper wrote from the words of a source in the Pentagon, “When that attack happened, we did not know the launch point. We were able to exploit the engine of the drone, which had a serial number, which clearly tied it back to Iran and was most likely sent from the north of Iraq by the al-Nujaba Movement, which is close to the Islamic Republic.” 

In a conversation with The Wall Street Journal, Nasr al-Shammari, the official spokesman of al-Nujaba, clarified in response to this claim, “al-Nujaba supports this operation and we feel honoured at such accusations in fact, but it was not us.” 

A senior American official (without mentioning his name) stated in this regard, “We hold Iran accountable for all attacks; Therefore, we have no desire to clash with individual militia groups and we believe that they want to lead us to this path.” 

The American newspaper announced the growing frustration of the American officials towards the military policies of the Biden administration in the Middle East and wrote, “With the unconditional withdrawal from Afghanistan and reduced presence in the Middle East, our forces are now caught in cross-border attacks by Iranian-backed groups (especially in Iraq), and this has become a serious challenge for the White House.” 

In conclusion, The Wall Street Journal noted the words of the critics of the Biden administration, “The continuation of these attacks can embolden the Iraqi groups supported by Iran, and we must put pressure on the al-Sudani administration to stop them.”