America threatens Iran with a retaliatory strike if it moves against Israel in support of Gaza, and American intelligence reveals a disaster

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning is with Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper, which revealed, citing Iraqi sources, that American forces cut “information exchange channels” with Iraqi army leaders stationed with them at the “Ain Al-Assad” base, in light of the recent armed attacks. The sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that the Americans stopped, or greatly restricted, the channels of military information and data that they were exchanging with the Iraqis at a military base in the west of the country.

The sources explained that the American move came after a limited number of faction attacks reached precise targets inside the base, and that “there are precautionary measures in anticipation of more of them.” According to the sources, the Americans believe that their coordinates inside the base are being leaked by a local party to “the party carrying out the attacks.” Commenting on this information, a senior Iraqi officer denied that “the Iraqi forces’ connection in Ain al-Assad has been cut off with American advisors and trainers,” saying: “The training program is continuing at its normal pace.” It was not immediately possible to obtain a comment from the international coalition forces in Iraq. The last attack on the base was last Tuesday, when two drones targeted it with two missiles, which did not result in any injuries or damage, according to Reuters. One day before that, four “Katyusha” rockets were fired from a desert area about 25 kilometers north of the base, while two Iraqi army officials said that the rockets may have fallen far from the base. But Iraqi sources confirmed to Asharq Al-Awsat that one or two attacks caused a more accurate hit than others. Since the start of the war on Gaza, the Ain al-Assad base has been subjected to a series of attacks with drones and missiles, while American concern escalated after a number of these attacks reached unprecedented “accuracy.”

In the same context, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken warned. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said on Sunday that work is underway intensively to reach a humanitarian truce in the Gaza Strip. Blinken added that the humanitarian truce may be an opportunity to bring aid into Gaza and release detainees, noting that the aid entering the Gaza Strip is insufficient. He continued: "We will respond to any threat to our interests in the region, and we do not want a confrontation with Iran." The US Secretary of State made a visit to Baghdad on Sunday, where he met with Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani and consulted about the dangers of extending the war between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas movement. This visit, which was revealed by the Iraqi Prime Minister in a statement, was not announced in advance, for security reasons.

In the context of the US-Iranian Cold War, former US President Donald Trump attacked his direct opponent in the upcoming presidential elections and current President Joe Biden due to Iran's escalatory policies against the United States amid what Trump considers Biden's failure. Trump cited the assassination of Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander Qassem Soleimani, which he personally supervised during his term, stressing that Iran told him after the killing of Soleimani that it needed to carry out a morale strike with a few missiles against American bases in Iraq, with the promise of causing harm to the soldiers there, as a way to preserve On its prestige in Iraq and in the Middle East in general.
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