Iran BLOWS Up Iraqi Base in CHILLING Video; Trump HESITATES To Hit Back Amid Hormuz Blockade

Waves of Iranian suicide drones descend on targets as U.S. fighter jets rush into action, intercepting several mid-air. This is not a war film — it unfolded on May 7, 2026, in a major escalation few are discussing. The strikes targeted Iranian Kurdish opposition groups including KDPI, Komala, and PAK — exiled factions based in Iraqi Kurdistan that Tehran views as hostile threats. For years, these groups have operated from refugee-style camps after fleeing Iran. But this was far from an isolated attack. Since February 2026, more than 100 drone and missile strikes have reportedly hit Kurdish opposition sites and nearby civilian refugee areas, signaling a sustained Iranian military campaign. The latest barrage also raised alarm for Washington. Several drones flew dangerously close to Harir Air Base, home to U.S. and coalition forces, forcing American warplanes to scramble and intercept incoming threats before they could reach sensitive military zones.