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Iraqi military says 9 rockets target Green Zone amid crisis

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At least nine rockets targeted Iraq's parliament inside the heavily fortified Green Zone on Thursday ahead of a much-anticipated session to resolve a political crisis, Iraq's military said.

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Associated Press News

Iraqi military says 9 rockets target Green Zone amid crisis

BAGHDAD (AP) — At least nine rockets targeted Iraq's parliament inside the heavily fortified Green Zone on Thursday ahead of a much-anticipated session to resolve a political crisis, Iraq's military said.

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abc News

Iraqi military says 9 rockets target Green Zone amid crisis

Iraq's military says at least nine rockets have targeted Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, the seat of the country's government

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The Washington Post

Iraqi military says 9 rockets target Green Zone amid crisis

Iraq’s military says at least nine rockets have targeted Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone, the seat of the country’s government

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Haaretz

Iraqi military says rockets target Baghdad's Green Zone, delaying key parliament session

Rocket attack postpones critical parliament session to elect a president and resolve the political standstill. At least five people were wounded in the attack

2 years ago·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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Arab News

Iraqi military says 9 rockets target Green Zone amid crisis

ID: 1665655671762901800Thu, 2022-10-13 09:46 BAGHDAD: At least nine rockets targeted Iraq’s parliament inside the heavily fortified Green Zone on Thursday ahead of a much-anticipated session to resolve a political crisis, Iraq’s military said. The rocket attack delayed the parliament session scheduled to take place to elect a president, a key step toward resolving Iraq’s stalled government formation one year since federal elections were held. …

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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