"White House Urges Iran to Halt Militia Threats as US Strikes Iranian-Backed Targets"

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The White House urges Iraq to swiftly address threats from Iran-backed militias following U.S. airstrikes in retaliation for the deaths of three American soldiers, prompting Iraqi protests. The strikes targeted militia positions in Iraq and Syria, while the U.S. and Britain also launched attacks in Yemen against Houthi militants. The Biden administration faces criticism for its approach, with concerns about potential Iranian reactions. Secretary of State Antony Blinken travels to the Middle East to contain the conflict's fallout and work on postwar planning for Gaza, but significant gaps remain between Israeli and Arab leaders.
Topics:world#international-relations#iran-backed-militias#iraq#middle-east#us-airstrikes#white-house
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