Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) displayed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the parade they held on 26 June to mark their seventh anniversary, but did not show them in media coverage in a possible attempt to downplay links to Iran and recent attacks on US bases.

An Iranian Mohajer-6 UAV during the PMF parade at Camp Ashraf. (Young Journalists Club)

The parade was reportedly originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad earlier in June, but was delayed and then moved to Camp Ashraf, a base in the east of Diyala governorate, for unclear reasons. It was attended by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Photographs emerged from the parade showing Mohajer-6 – one of Iran's latest UAV models – that was carried on a truck and armed with guided munitions. This could not be seen in the 83-minute video of the event that the PMF released via its YouTube channel.

Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) displayed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the parade they held on 26 June to mark their seventh anniversary, but did not show them in media coverage in a possible attempt to downplay links to Iran and recent attacks on US bases.

An Iranian Mohajer-6 UAV during the PMF parade at Camp Ashraf. (Young Journalists Club)

The parade was reportedly originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad earlier in June, but was delayed and then moved to Camp Ashraf, a base in the east of Diyala governorate, for unclear reasons. It was attended by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Photographs emerged from the parade showing Mohajer-6 – one of Iran's latest UAV models – that was carried on a truck and armed with guided munitions. This could not be seen in the 83-minute video of the event that the PMF released via its YouTube channel.

Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) displayed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the parade they held on 26 June to mark their seventh anniversary, but did not show them in media coverage in a possible attempt to downplay links to Iran and recent attacks on US bases.

An Iranian Mohajer-6 UAV during the PMF parade at Camp Ashraf. (Young Journalists Club)

The parade was reportedly originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad earlier in June, but was delayed and then moved to Camp Ashraf, a base in the east of Diyala governorate, for unclear reasons. It was attended by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Photographs emerged from the parade showing Mohajer-6 – one of Iran's latest UAV models – that was carried on a truck and armed with guided munitions. This could not be seen in the 83-minute video of the event that the PMF released via its YouTube channel.

Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) displayed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the parade they held on 26 June to mark their seventh anniversary, but did not show them in media coverage in a possible attempt to downplay links to Iran and recent attacks on US bases.

An Iranian Mohajer-6 UAV during the PMF parade at Camp Ashraf. (Young Journalists Club)

The parade was reportedly originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad earlier in June, but was delayed and then moved to Camp Ashraf, a base in the east of Diyala governorate, for unclear reasons. It was attended by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Photographs emerged from the parade showing Mohajer-6 – one of Iran's latest UAV models – that was carried on a truck and armed with guided munitions. This could not be seen in the 83-minute video of the event that the PMF released via its YouTube channel.

Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) displayed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the parade they held on 26 June to mark their seventh anniversary, but did not show them in media coverage in a possible attempt to downplay links to Iran and recent attacks on US bases.

An Iranian Mohajer-6 UAV during the PMF parade at Camp Ashraf. (Young Journalists Club)

The parade was reportedly originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad earlier in June, but was delayed and then moved to Camp Ashraf, a base in the east of Diyala governorate, for unclear reasons. It was attended by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Photographs emerged from the parade showing Mohajer-6 – one of Iran's latest UAV models – that was carried on a truck and armed with guided munitions. This could not be seen in the 83-minute video of the event that the PMF released via its YouTube channel.

Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) displayed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the parade they held on 26 June to mark their seventh anniversary, but did not show them in media coverage in a possible attempt to downplay links to Iran and recent attacks on US bases.

An Iranian Mohajer-6 UAV during the PMF parade at Camp Ashraf. (Young Journalists Club)

The parade was reportedly originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad earlier in June, but was delayed and then moved to Camp Ashraf, a base in the east of Diyala governorate, for unclear reasons. It was attended by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Photographs emerged from the parade showing Mohajer-6 – one of Iran's latest UAV models – that was carried on a truck and armed with guided munitions. This could not be seen in the 83-minute video of the event that the PMF released via its YouTube channel.