Iraqi Resistance hits Haifa with 'al-Arqab' cruise missile (Footage)
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The operations of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq against US presence and Israeli positions continue.
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A screenshot of a video released by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq Military Media on January 7, 2024, depicting the launch of al-Arqab cruise missile (Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that it had targeted, in the past few days, a vital target in Israeli-occupied Haifa.
According to the official statement released by the Iraqi Resistance, the operation was conducted using the now-revealed "al-Arqab" upgraded long-range cruise missile.
The Iraqi Resistance further confirmed in its statement that the targeting comes “in support of our people in Gaza and in response to the massacres committed by the usurping entity against Palestinian civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.”
The Resistance also emphasized it "will continue to target enemy strongholds," promising that more is yet to come.
Anti-US operations intensify
Earlier on Sunday, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that the US occupation forces base in Qasrok, located in the Hasakah countryside, northeastern Syria, was targeted for the second time. The operation was conducted using drones.
The Resistance also announced, in a separate statement, that its fighters targeted an Israeli occupation base in the occupied Golan Heights also using drones.
Moreover, the Iraqi Resistance targeted the occupied "Ain al-Assad" US occupation base in western Iraq using drones.
The director of Al Mayadeen office in Baghdad said the Islamic Resistance in Iraq intensified its operations after repeated US breaches of Iraqi sovereignty and military attacks targeting Iraqi citizens on Iraqi territory.
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