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BREAKING: Italian Military Base ATTACKED in Iraq as Middle East Violence Escalates Under Biden's Failed Foreign Policy Legacy

Gary FranchiMarch 12, 2026247 views
BREAKING: Italian Military Base ATTACKED in Iraq as Middle East Violence Escalates Under Biden's Failed Foreign Policy Legacy
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An Italian military base in Iraq's Kurdistan region came under missile attack in the early morning hours Thursday, causing material damage but thankfully leaving no personnel injured, according to Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto.

The attack on our NATO ally's forces underscores the volatile security situation that President Trump inherited after four years of Biden's catastrophic foreign policy failures across the Middle East. From the humiliating Afghanistan withdrawal to empowering Iran through billions in sanctions relief, the previous administration left behind a powder keg that continues to threaten our allies.

Defense Minister Crosetto confirmed the incident to Italian media outlets, though details about the perpetrators remain unclear. The targeted base houses Italian troops supporting international coalition efforts in the region - the same coalition forces that have been under increased threat since Biden's weakness invited aggression from Iran-backed militias.

Trump Inherits Biden's Middle East Mess

This attack comes as the Trump-Vance administration works to rebuild American strength and credibility on the world stage after four years of "America Last" policies. Under Biden, Iranian proxies grew bolder, attacking U.S. and allied forces with increasing frequency while the previous administration focused more on climate change than protecting our troops and allies.

The Kurdistan region, while relatively stable compared to other parts of Iraq, has become a flashpoint as various militia groups - many backed by Iran - seek to drive out Western forces. These are the same Iranian-backed groups that Biden enriched through his disastrous nuclear negotiations and sanctions relief.

"We're dealing with the consequences of four years of weakness that invited aggression from our enemies," said one defense analyst familiar with the situation.

Thankfully, Italian forces escaped without casualties this time. But how many more attacks on our allies will we see before Trump's peace-through-strength approach restores deterrence in the region?

Patriots know that real security comes from projecting strength, not the apologetic weakness we saw from the Biden regime. The question now is whether our enemies will continue testing resolve, or recognize that America is back under President Trump.

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Gary Franchi

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PatriotMike2024Verifiedjust now
This is exactly what happens when America shows weakness on the world stage. Biden's foreign policy has been a disaster from Afghanistan to now this mess in the Middle East.
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VeteranDadVerifiedjust now
Couldn't agree more Mike. Our enemies smell weakness and they're taking advantage.
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ConservativeVoiceVerifiedjust now
Where's the mainstream media coverage of this? If this happened under Trump they'd be screaming about World War 3 24/7.
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MediaWatcherVerifiedjust now
They're too busy covering up Biden's failures to report real news.
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MilitaryMomVerifiedjust now
My son is stationed overseas and this terrifies me. These attacks are happening because our enemies know Biden won't respond with strength.
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AmericaFirst2024Verifiedjust now
Biden's weakness invited this chaos. January 2025 cannot come soon enough!
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StandWithAlliesVerifiedjust now
This administration has emboldened terrorists worldwide. From Afghanistan to Ukraine to now this - complete foreign policy failure.
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TruthTeller47Verifiedjust now
Praying for our Italian allies and their service members. This escalation could have been prevented with strong leadership.
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ReaganConservativeVerifiedjust now
Does anyone know if there were casualties in this attack? The article mentions the attack but I'm hoping our Italian allies are safe.
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NewsFollowerVerifiedjust now
Haven't seen casualty reports yet, but hoping for the best. These attacks are getting bolder.
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ArmyRetiredVerifiedjust now
Served three tours in Iraq and saw this coming. When you abandon your allies and retreat without strategy, this is the inevitable result. My heart goes out to those Italian soldiers.