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Could Iran and its proxies once again use hostages as leverage in standoff with the US?

  • From Beirut in the 1980s to Iraq today, kidnappings by Tehran and its regional militias have served strategic ends
  • Shelly Kittleson’s abduction and release revives fears tactic remains a central tool in US-Iran confrontation
By Jonathan Gornall ·
Update

American journalist Shelly Kittleson has been released, an Iraqi official tells the AP

By AP ·

Iraqi prime minister removes paramilitary commanders after deadly clash with police

By AP ·

Iraq says US strikes pushing government to end US-led coalition’s mission

By Reuters ·

Drone strike kills two pro-Iran group members in Baghdad

By AFP ·

Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah suspends attacks on US forces – statement

By Reuters ·

Israeli-Russian academic being held by militia in Iraq, Netanyahu says

By Reuters ·

Iraq militia claims halt to attacks on US forces

By Reuters ·
Update

US targets Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia active in Iraq

By Arab News ·

US expects more attacks from Iran-backed groups: Esper

By AP ·

US strikes against Kataeb Hezbollah designed to ‘deter Iran’

By SARAH GLUBB ·
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New evidence of Qatar’s $1 billion ransom that funds terror

By ANNA PUKAS ·

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