Rockets Target US Embassy in Baghdad

Name: Rockets Target US Embassy in Baghdad
Uploaded: 2023-12-08
Channel: Barış
Description: A rocket attack was carried out at 04:00 local time near the building of the US Embassy in Baghdad, located in the sheltered Green Zone where government offices and foreign missions are located in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. At least four explosion

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A rocket attack was carried out at 04:00 local time near the building of the US Embassy in Baghdad, located in the sheltered Green Zone where government offices and foreign missions are located in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. At least four explosions were heard in the area, and the warning sirens of the embassy building were activated. No information regarding the attackers or the damage dealt in the area has been shared yet.

More than 70 attacks were carried out on bases where US-led international coalition forces are located in Iraq and Syria after Israel launched its attacks on Gaza. Most of them were claimed by a group called the Iraqi Islamic Resistance.

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New South Wales State Highway Patrol Commander Howard Collins said the metal spread over 30 kilometers, making clean-up efforts difficult and time-consuming. “This isn’t just a matter of using a sweeper—we’re using magnetic tools to extract embedded metal from the road surface,” he explained.

The trucking company NJ Ashton issued an apology, stating, “We take full responsibility and are deeply sorry for the damage and disruption. We still do not fully understand how this happened.”

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