The US has staged a series of military demonstrations on Iran-backed military targets

The U.S. staged a series of military demonstrations on Sunday night in protest of what it says is a rallying point for two Iranian-backed forces on the border between Syria and Iraq.

John Kirby, a journalist for the Pentagon, said a number of weapons and ammunition weapons had been set up, two in Syria and one in Iraq, which were being used to launch terrorist attacks against US troops and territory.

These offices were used by several Iran armies combined Kata’ib Hezbollah and Kata’ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, Kirby said in a statement.

He also said that the eagles were “defensive” and responding to “the ongoing invasion of Iranian-backed groups seeking US intervention in Iraq”.

“The United States has taken positive, appropriate, and deliberate action to reduce the risk of escalation – as well as to send a clear and unambiguous message,” Kirby said.

The devastation comes the second time President Joe Biden has ordered the use of force in the region. had to boycott the air against Iranian-backed forces in Syria in late October.

The strike came just one week after the incident Choice in Iran for a religious leader and judge, Ebrahim Raisi, who gave the dictatorship of all Iranian branches for the first time in almost a decade.

Nancy Pelosi, a spokeswoman for Parliament, said “protecting the heroes who defend our rights is paramount”.

He added: “Congress expects to receive and review information on the work in accordance with the War Powers Act and to receive brief feedback from supervisors.”

Biden officials want to do so re-enter the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and have initiated several secret talks in Vienna, which have not been successful.

Tehran has always wanted Washington remove penalties before agreeing to end its nuclear weapons program. Since Trump’s departure from the treaty, Iran has violated its nuclear weapons embargo, raising concerns about the UN nuclear watchdog.

Biden has promised to rejoin the nuclear deal if Tehran returns to reunite. But his supervisors are being pressured by US politicians, Israel and Washington, who are participating in Arabia, to take bold action in supporting Iran to regional troops and its weapons program.