Iraqi resistance group Harakat Hezbollah Nujaba vows to keep up attacks on US military forces in the Arab country and neighboring Syria in protest at presence of occupation troops and Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.

Iraqi anti-terror resistance groups have vowed to continue their operations against military bases, after the Pentagon carries out airstrikes against sites used by the Iraqi forces on the border with Syria.

The spokesman for the Iraqi Kata’ib Sayyid al-Shuhada anti-terror group says American occupation forces are resorting to airstrikes on resistance fighters due to failure in ground offensives against them.

Iraqi resistance fighters have launched a series of attacks against US military bases in Syria and Iraq over Washington’s support for the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.

Amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance movements continued their operations against the Israeli regime and its Western backers on Jan. 7, Sunday.

Iraqi resistance fighters have launched two separate attacks against US military bases in western Iraq and neighboring Syria over Washington’s support for the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.

Three military facilities occupied by US forces in Syria’s eastern province of Dayr al-Zawr and across Iraq have come under separate drone strikes.

The increase in attacks on US military bases in the region is because the events unfolding in the besieged Gaza Strip are not unrelated to the Axis of Resistance, says an Iraqi political analyst.

Three American-run bases in eastern Syria have come under separate drone and rocket attacks, amid simmering tensions in the region over Israel’s deadly war on Gaza.

In response to the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the US support to the campaign, resistance groups in Iraq have struck several US occupation military bases in the region in recent weeks.