Jordan drops the gloves: try to harm us - we will eliminate you inside Iraq

Jordan has passed intelligence to Baghdad about attack plans by pro-Iranian militias, and made clear that if Iraq does not curb them, it will strike directly at their headquarters and infrastructure across the border. This comes amid similar ultimatums from Saudi Arabia. Iraq's prime minister asked neighboring countries to provide early warning of threats, while the Iraqi army raised alert levels at bases ahead of an ultimatum by armed factions.

Jordan has passed intelligence to Baghdad about plans by pro-Iranian militias to carry out attacks against Jordanian targets. According to the report, Amman made clear that if Iraq does not curb the armed organizations, Jordan will strike directly at their headquarters and infrastructure across the border. The warning was meant to make clear that Amman will not settle for intercepting threats, but may act against the sources of fire. This comes amid similar ultimatums posed by Saudi Arabia. The Iraqi government told its neighbors that it is working to calm the situation, to concentrate weapons in the hands of the state, and to prevent independent actions by militias. Iraq's prime minister asked Saudi Arabia and other countries to provide Baghdad with early warning of possible threats, so that security forces can act before missiles or drones are launched. Meanwhile, the Iraqi army raised alert levels at bases and camps, ahead of an ultimatum posed by armed factions to the government after the recent American and Saudi strikes against their men. In Jordan, there are fears that an attack from Iraqi territory will drag the kingdom into another direct confrontation.