Iraq’s militias grow bolder in Iran war

Baghdad is taking steps to curb the influence of Tehran-linked militias, which have been accused of attacking a Saudi oil pipeline, signaling a shift in its strategy against Iran-backed groups. This move underscores the escalating tensions in the region, highlighting the complex interplay between Iraq's internal politics and its relationships with neighboring countries. The decision could have significant implications for regional stability and the broader Middle East conflict, as it may lead to further confrontations or attempts at diplomacy.