Akram al-Kaabi, secretary general of Iraq’s Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba resistance group. (File photo)
Press TV
The Iraqi Islamic resistance group Harakat Hezbollah al‑Nujaba says the resistance will continue until the complete expulsion of occupying forces and the restoration of the country’s full sovereignty.
The secretary general of the resistance group, Akram al-Kaabi, said in a statement on Tuesday that the occupiers have wrongly assumed that the continued violation of Iraq’s sovereignty and repeated acts of aggression could derail, halt, or weaken the Islamic resistance movement’s legitimate struggle for liberation.
Kaabi said Iraq’s resistance is engaged in combat with “criminal occupiers” since 2003 and it has now emerged “more powerful, more experienced, and better-equipped.”
He said after the US was forced to withdraw its forces from Iraq, it created the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group “out of an inability to confront the resistance.”
Kaabi stated yet numerous powerful resistance groups successfully defeated the US Daesh project and “once again dismantled the occupying power’s colonial scheme.”
The secretary general reiterated that the resistance is still alive in Iraq, “conducting operations to expel occupiers, achieve complete national liberation, and restore the country’s deprived sovereignty.”
Since the US and Israel launched their joint military aggression against Iran on February 28, Iraqi resistance groups have mobilized to support the Islamic Republic.
The resistance groups across the region have been carrying out daily attacks on US assets in Iraq and across the West Asian region.
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