The Hezbollah Brigades commended Iraqi lawmakers for voting to expel American troops from the country, and demanded that the U.S. Embassy next be shuttered.

An account linked to the Iran-aligned Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) forwarded news of a purported announcement by the Iranian government that it had selected its “first target” against the U.S., which it did not disclose, for its killing of Qasem Soleimani.

Abu Ali al-Askari, head of Hezbollah Brigades’ (Kata’ib Hezbollah) security division, announced the opening of "registration" for suicide attackers against U.S. military forces in Iraq.

The Iran-aligned Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) posted a video and photos of a memorial ceremony in London for Iranian Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani and deputy Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) leader Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis.

Hay’at Tahrir al Sham (HTS) claimed two suicide operations targeting Syrian regime forces near the town of Al-Tah in southern Idlib governorate.

During a week in which it claimed a suicide bombing in Galkayo and a major raid on a Somali National Army (SNA) base near Baidoa, the Shabaab al-Mujahideen Movement took credit for 24 other operations, in Somalia as well as Kenya, three of which targeted Somali Special Forces, and one involving U.S. forces.

The Hezbollah Brigades, an Iraq-based Shi'ite militant group, remarked that protestors storming the U.S. embassy in Baghdad foretells the American downfall in the country.

After U.S. military strikes on its positions along the Iraq-Syria border, and in Qa'im, in Anbar governorate in particular, Hezbollah Brigades in Iraq called on its fighters to prepare for war.