The Juba sniper The Juba sniper, also known as "Baghdad Sniper" or "Iraqi Sniper," gained notoriety during the Iraq War for reportedly targeting and killing American soldiers and coalition forces in Baghdad and its surrounding areas. The sniper became a source of fear and concern for the troops deployed in Iraq, as the attacks were often unexpected and deadly. The Juba sniper was named after a character in the 2005 Iraqi film "Day of the Dogs," who was a sniper targeting American soldiers. Videos purportedly showing the sniper's attacks and their aftermath began circulating online in 2005 and gained widespread attention, further fueling the sniper's legend. The sniper's modus operandi typically involved finding a concealed and elevated position, such as rooftops or balconies, from which they could effectively engage their targets. The attacks were often conducted using a high-powered sniper rifle equipped with optics and a suppressor, allowing...