As we reported, back-to-back explosions ripped through a crowd of terrorist sympathizers gathered for the memorial of the fourth anniversary of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani’s assassination, killing more than 100 and injuring at least 140.
Soleimani was killed at the direction of former President Donald Trump by a U.S. drone strike as his entourage was leaving the Baghdad Airport in January 2020.
The U.S. has denied any involvement in the attack and also says it has no indication that Israel was behind it either. White House spokesperson for national security John Kirby told reporters Wednesday that the administration doesn’t know who set the bombs:
We aren’t at a point now where we have a lot of great detail on this bombing.
Certainly our hearts go out to all the innocent victims and their family members, obviously their lives are going to…
