On 25 October, Alsumaria reported that weapons systems suspected of being struck had recently arrived from Iran and been moved to Iraqi faction sites, with a large shipment believed destroyed. An earlier Jerusalem Post report, citing sources quoted by Asharq Al-Awsat, described suspected Israeli strikes on two sites holding Chinese-made shoulder-fired air-defense systems sourced from Tehran. These accounts relay allegations about the weapons transfers and strikes rather than independently establishing their occurrence.
- The Jerusalem Post24 Oct, 22:39
“Iraq believes that Israel was behind recent strikes on two sites where Iran-backed militias had stockpiled “Chinese-made shoulder-fired air defense systems” sourced from Tehran, sources told London-based Arabic international newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat on Saturday.”
Iraq believes that Israel was behind recent strikes on two sites where Iran-backed militias had stockpiled “Chinese-made shoulder-fired air defense systems” sourced from Tehran, sources told London-based Arabic international newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat on Saturday.
- Alsumaria25 Oct, 11:50
“The newspaper said the systems suspected of being targeted had recently arrived from Iran and were transferred to sites belonging to Iraqi factions loyal to Tehran, indicating that the strikes were believed to have destroyed a large shipment of those systems.”
وذكرت الصحيفة أن المنظومات التي يُشتبه في استهدافها وصلت حديثاً من إيران، ونُقلت إلى مواقع تابعة لفصائل عراقية موالية لطهران، مشيرة إلى أن الضربات يُعتقد أنها تسببت في تدمير شحنة كبيرة من تلك المنظومات