A Reuters investigation has renewed attention on the regional activities of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reporting that covert Iraqi-based cells allegedly carried out drone operations against Gulf targets while operating outside traditional militia structures. According to the report, the network was designed to provide deniability and avoid scrutiny from Iraqi authorities and rival armed groups. The revelations have intensified debate over the future of Iran’s regional influence and proxy networks as Washington and Tehran pursue a broader diplomatic framework. Analysts note that support for allied groups across the Middle East remains one of the most contentious issues in any future negotiations.

June 19 (Reuters) - Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has set up secretive new cells in Iraq to carry out attacks on Gulf countries that host American forces,…

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has formed new secret groups in Iraq. These cells are carrying out drone attacks on Gulf nations like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. This…