The United States has arrested and charged an Iraqi national accused of planning at least 18 terrorist attacks across Europe, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The alleged plot is said to include attacks in Amsterdam and London. In Amsterdam, prosecutors accuse the defendant of involvement in a firebombing of a bank. In London, prosecutors allege the accused stabbed Jewish men. The case is framed by the prosecution as retaliation connected to the U.S. war in Iran. The charges focus on providing support to Iran-backed terrorist organizations. Details on the specific organizations named in the charging documents and the defendant’s claimed role are presented by the sources as part of the prosecution’s allegations. The reporting also indicates that the arrest and charges are being pursued through the U.S. legal system for conduct the prosecution says was intended to carry out or facilitate attacks in Europe. The sources describe the claims as allegations by U.S. authorities and do not indicate a final outcome in court.