A media outlet close to Iraqi resistance groups has reported the destruction of a US military logistics convoy in Salah al-Din province.
SabreenNews reported on Tuesday morning (Tehran time) that a US Army terrorist logistics military convoy was attacked and destroyed in Dujail, in Iraq’s Salahuddin province.
The Qasim al-Jabarin group claimed responsibility for the attack.
Earlier in the day, some Iraqi sources claimed that a bomb had exploded on a convoy carrying US-affiliated logistics equipment in Iraq’s northern province of Salah al-Din.
A security source told Al-Sumaria news website that the bomb had exploded on Samarra Road.
The source added that the explosion did not cause any casualties and only caused material damage to the convoy.
Last year, the Iraqi parliament approved the withdrawal of foreign troops from Baghdad following the assassination of General Haj Qassem Soleimani, former commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and Abu Mahdi al-Mohandes, former deputy head of the Al-Hashdal al-Shabi organization near Baghdad.
However, foreign troops stationed in Iraq, especially US forces, have not yet left Iraq completely.
Earlier in the day, some Iraqi sources claimed that a bomb had exploded on a convoy carrying US-affiliated logistics equipment in Iraq’s northern province of Salah al-Din.
A security source told Al-Sumaria news website that the bomb had exploded on Samarra Road.
The source added that the explosion did not cause any casualties and only caused material damage to the convoy.