Islamic Resistance, an umbrella group of Iraqi anti-terror groups, made the announcement in a statement on Thursday.
It specified the targets of the attacks as "the occupation base near Erbil Airport in northern Iraq" as well as the Ain al-Assad Airbase in the western Iraqi province of al-Anbar.
The drone strikes, the statement added, came "in continuation of our path in resisting the American occupation forces in Iraq and the region."
The strikes also served as a "response to the massacres committed by the Zionist entity against our people in Gaza."
Anti-American sentiment has been simmering throughout the Arab country, including over the Israeli regime's October 7, 2023-present war on the Gaza Strip that enjoys all-out military and political support on the part of the United States. Around 25,900 Palestinians, some 70 percent of whom are women, children, and adolescents, have been killed in the brutal onslaught so far, while 64,110 others have been injured.
Earlier this month, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia al-Sudani said at the World Economic Forum in Davos that it was necessary to “immediately begin a dialogue, to reach an understanding and a timetable regarding the end of the mission" of international advisors in the Arab country, including the American ones.
Concluding its statement, the Islamic Resistance vowed to "continue striking the enemy's strongholds."
MNA/Press TV