
Two U.S. Restaurants Attacked In Iraqi Capital
Angry protesters broke into a KFC restaurant on Palestine Street in eastern Baghdad, before being dispersed by security forces, who fired bullets into the air, the source from the Iraqi Interior Ministry, said.
Meanwhile, the Chili House and Lee's restaurant in the Jadriya neighbourhood, was also attacked, with tables and chairs being smashed by the protesters, the source said.
Iraqi security forces strengthened its deployment in the two neighbourhoods and the situation is now under control, the source added.
The incidents came days after similar attacks targeting KFC, Chili House and Lee's, and branches of American and British companies in Baghdad.
Responsibility for the attacks remains unclaimed. However, local observers suggest a link to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, speculating that, the targeted companies might be seen as representing nations perceived to support Israel.– NNN-NINA

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