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Iran will check Erdogan's ambitious goals in Iraq, experts say

Beijing News 24 Apr 2024
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said at a joint news conference with Erdogan on Monday that the 26 memorandums of understanding he signed that day provided a "road map for sustainable cooperation" between Iraq and Turkey.
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Iraq hangs 11 convicted of 'terrorism': sources

The New Arab 24 Apr 2024
A security source in Iraq's ... In late January, UN experts looking into capital punishment in Iraq expressed their "deep concern at reports that Iraq has begun mass executions in its prison system".
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Syria Today – Syria New Battlefield for Iran-Israel Rivalry; Teheran Cuts Presence; Educational Sector Faces Difficulties

The Syrian Observer 24 Apr 2024
The US military called on Iraq’s government on Tuesday to take steps to safeguard American troops in both Iraq and Syria after failed attacks a day earlier by Iran’s proxy militias, Iranian opposition website Iran International reported.
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Rest in peace: truth-teller Bob Graham

The Hawk Eye 24 Apr 2024
Bush regime to justify an invasion of Iraq ... Indeed, Graham said later, the report featured “vigorous dissents.” He also learned that the intel community had no sources inside Iraq, nobody on the ground who could verify the Bush-Cheney pre-war spin.
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Xinhua world news summary at 0030 GMT, April 24

China.dot.org 24 Apr 2024
TUNIS -- The Tunisian Maritime Guard on Tuesday found five bodies of undocumented migrants on the southeastern coast, Tunisian radio station Mosaique FM reported ... (Iraq-IS Militant-Operation).
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Qatar, Turkiye dismiss reports alleging Hamas leaders will be deported from Doha

Middle East Monitor 24 Apr 2024
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the Qatari Foreign Ministry have both dismissed reports alleging that Doha is planning to deport Hamas leaders, Anadolu reported.
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AANES seeks international support through refugee file

Enab Baladi 24 Apr 2024
... of North and East Syria (AANES) reported that the first group of Syrians deported from Iraq had arrived in its controlled areas, from where they would move towards their original hometowns.
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Iran’s new doctrine has changed everything

New Statesman 24 Apr 2024
“Nothing happened,” state television presenters reassure the public, after reports of “explosions” electrify the internet ... But reports emerge that a missile struck an air defence system protecting a nuclear facility deep inside Iran.
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US troops thwart drone attack in Iraq, the first in months

The Hill 23 Apr 2024
troops on Monday shot down two drones outside a base in Iraq, the first time American forces have been targeted by Iranian-backed proxies in the region since February, the Pentagon confirmed Tuesday ... forces in Iraq and Syria,” press secretary Maj.
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Turkey's Erdogan says Iraq sees need to eliminate Kurdish PKK militia

LBC International 23 Apr 2024
Speaking to reporters on his flight back from a visit to Iraq, Erdogan said Turkey's battle with terrorism would continue in line with international law.
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Washington calls on Baghdad to protect US forces after two new attacks

LBC International 23 Apr 2024
Air Force Major General Patrick Ryder, speaking to reporters, said, "These attacks put coalition and Iraqi personnel at risk.
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2 IS militants killed in airstrike in E. Iraq

Xinhua 23 Apr 2024
BAGHDAD, April 23 (Xinhua) -- Two Islamic State (IS) militants were killed on Tuesday in an airstrike in Iraq's eastern province of Diyala, the Iraqi military said. Based on intelligence reports, ... Iraq.
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PKK/YPG poses threat to Iraq's stability, combatting terrorism crucial for Baghdad's future: Turkish president

Anadolu Agency 23 Apr 2024
Talking to reporters on the plane after his key one-day visit to Iraq, he offered Türkiye's help for solving Iraq's worsening water crisis.
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Xinhua world news summary at 0730 GMT, April 23

China.dot.org 23 Apr 2024
SEOUL -- Kim Jong Un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) oversaw a simulated nuclear counterattack drill on Monday, the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported Tuesday ... (Iraq-Türkiye-Rare Visit).
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PKK/YPG terror group poses threat to Iraq's stability, combatting terrorism crucial for its future: Turkish president

Anadolu Agency 23 Apr 2024
Speaking to reporters on the plane after his pivotal one-day visit to Iraq, Erdogan said he believes the Iraqi administration also acknowledges this reality and will now demonstrate the will to eliminate this obstacle.

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