Dubai: A security official of Hizbullah, who was supported by Iran in Iraq, rejected the suggestion on Sunday that Iraqi groups were behind the attack on Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.
“According to our confirmed information, no one in Iraq has the desire to throw the drone in the former Prime Minister’s house,” Abu Ali Al-Askari said about the telegram.
Keib Hezbollah and other Iran-aligned militias in Iraq are among groups who are hostile to Kadhimi.
Keib Hezbollah, who was supported by Iran rejected the suggestion that Iraqi groups were behind the attack on PM
