The overlap between those who were OK with Iran-backed proxies in Iraq during the counter-ISIS mission and those who were keen to go to war with Iran is a subject worthy of more media scrutiny.

The overlap between those who were OK with Iran-backed proxies in Iraq during the counter-ISIS mission and those who were keen to go to war with Iran is a subject worthy of more media scrutiny.The Washington Post (@washingtonpost)Iran-backed proxies in Iraq and Yemen have carried out debilitating strikes on Saudi Arabia’s most important oil pipeline, attacked its military bases and energy infrastructure and gained critical territory along the Red Sea.  wapo.st/4roQ5W7—  https://x.com/washingtonpost/status/2101370783788400676