A look at the composition and extent of the Shiite militia and terrorist groups "Hashd al-Shaabi" in Iraq and their relations with Iran
The Iraqi Shiite militia forces, known as Hashdi Shaabi or Mass Mobilization, are one of the most powerful and influential extremist armed forces in the Iraqi military and security arena, as well as in the political chess arena of the region and Iraq Displacement of different ethnic and religious groups in the region and in Iraq.”
Especially in Kirkuk, Khanaqin, Jaloula, Doz and all the separatist areas of the Kurdistan Region. The Hashd al-Shaabi consists of 42 armed groups, most of which are funded by Iran to carry out extremist and terrorist acts against humanity in Iraq, the region and even in neighboring countries.
For Iran's interests, the living example is what happened on October 16 in Kirkuk against Kurdish citizens and began to massacre civilians, killing dozens of innocent civilians and expelling Kurdish and Sunni citizens from Kirkuk and its crimes in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon Other countries are involved.
On the other hand, they officially identify themselves as militia forces in the Iraqi National Security. From an organizational point of view, the Hashd al-Shaabi and its Iranian constituent groups are considered to be under the control of the Iraqi armed forces and under the supervision and command of the Iranian authorities. All Hashdi Shaabi forces receive monthly salaries like other Iraqi soldiers. Hashdi Shaabi has very close relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran and only implements Tehran's decisions in Iraq and the region. It can be said that this organization is a strong military-security arm of the Islamic Republic.
The commander of the Quds Force is in constant contact with these groups and, in addition to coordinating assistance, informs them of Tehran's policies
They commit crimes against humanity.
Written by Banar Salim Babkar
