Intelligence agencies issue security warning over attempts to undermine Mosul’s security

“After the assassination of Hamas Political Bureau Chief Ismail Haniyeh, the Zionist entity crossed the red line, which requires a response from Tehran to restore the contact line,” Raad said in an interview with the Belmuktaz program broadcast on Al-Sumaria TV.

He added that “Iran’s response made it lose the most important element, the element of surprise, and this incident gave the Zionist entity the opportunity to lay its cards,” predicting that “an Iranian attack will not extend beyond the 16th of this month.”

He added that “Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to drag the region into a full-scale war”, adding that “Israel’s assassination could affect the commander of the Revolutionary Guards Quds Force Ismail Kani and even Iranian leader Sayyid Ali Khamenei”.

Rader noted that “the Iraqi resistance does not support the government’s choice because the current government has not yet made a decision on withdrawing its troops from the country,” noting that “negotiations on the withdrawal exclude issues of communications, training and equipment” from officials, considering that “successive governments have turned Iraq into a defenseless wall.”

The security and strategic expert warned that “the Baath Party and intelligence agencies are trying to tamper with the security of the city of Mosul,” noting that “the distance between the Al-Hawl camp and the border of Mosul is only 14 kilometers, so it must be carefully secured.”