AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Security: Jordan’s PM Jaafar Hassan met Iraq’s Parliament Speaker Halbousi, stressing that Iraq’s security is tied to Jordan’s stability, with growing concern over armed groups operating from Iraqi territory and cross-border airspace threats. Iran-Iraq Cross-Border Tensions: Iran’s IRGC confirmed strikes on Iranian Kurdish opposition positions in Sulaymaniyah, while Iran also said it targeted “terrorist groups” there; Iraqi airspace was shut for 72 hours amid the wider Iran-Israel escalation. US-Iraq Militia Pressure: Kataib Hezbollah warned it could attack US bases if Washington joins Israeli strikes, as other pro-Iran factions move toward integrating weapons under state control. Airspace Closures: Iraq, Syria and Iran closed parts of airspace after missile exchanges, with Kirkuk airport suspending flights and flights disrupted across the region. Road Safety Tragedy: A bus crash and fire in Dhi Qar near Nassiriya killed 21 and injured 19; officials cited driver fatigue and ordered an investigation. Media Crackdown: Iraq’s media regulator barred analyst Sajjad al-Quraishi from appearing on outlets for 45 days and warned Al-Rasheed TV over alleged incitement and rule violations. Sports (Iraq): Iraq’s World Cup return continues to draw attention, including coverage of star Zidane Iqbal and the team’s preparations.
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