A convoy carrying US terrorist logistics equipment was destroyed in southern Baghdad, news sources said.
Iraqi news sources reported that a convoy belonging to the American terrorist military was targeted.
The Saber News Telegram channel reported that the convoy was carrying logistics equipment and was destroyed in southern Baghdad.
No group has yet claimed responsibility for today’s bombing, but Iraqi resistance groups have repeatedly stressed the need for US troops to leave Iraq in accordance with a parliamentary resolution, saying the attacks will continue until the troops leave.
Iraqi news sources recently reported an attack on at least two US logistics convoys. One of the convoys was a US Army logistics convoy that was targeted in Baghdad’s Al-Yousafiyah area.
Following the attack, another convoy was destroyed in Baghdad’s al-Mashhada district.
Earlier, a US coalition logistics convoy was targeted by a roadside bomb in the southern Iraqi province of Al-Diwaniyah.
Consignments of US troops, as well as small arms, enter Iraq via trucks and by Iraqi companies from the Kuwaiti border in Kuwait, where they are targeted by roadside bombs. The Iraqi government does not control and control this passage.
The US coalition’s continued use of the crossing without the supervision of the Iraqi central government has drawn criticism from Iraqi political circles.
In January 1998, the Iraqi parliament approved a plan to expel US troops from Iraq following the US-led assassination of Maj. Gen. Haj Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Mohandes, deputy head of al-Hashd al-Shabi.