Shafaq News..IRGC Says It Struck US Bases in Erbil
The IRGC said the attack destroyed a maintenance center and warehouses and knocked out a US surveillance aerostat system, while officials reported no confirmed damage.
- On Wednesday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed it "carried out a co-ordinated missile and drone attack on US bases in Erbil," destroying a maintenance centre and the "guidance system of a US surveillance aerostat."
- The Revolutionary Guards described the operation as retaliation for US attacks that allegedly killed Iranian civilians, including an overnight strike on a wedding celebration in Sirik, southern Iran.
- In contrast, Iraqi Kurdish counter-terrorism forces reported that "the coalition forces downed 10 explosive-laden drones in the airspace of Erbil province between 01.13 and 03.31am," resulting in no casualties.
- Kurdistan Region authorities and US forces have not confirmed any strikes occurred in Erbil, though an AFP journalist reported hearing explosions near the airport hosting coalition troops.
- Since the start of the Middle East war, the northern region has been a frequent target; the Guard claimed four people died and reported around 70 casualties overall.
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A US military installation located in the wider area of Erbil International Airport, in northern Iraq, was engulfed in flames in the early hours of Wednesday morning, following a coordinated attack with missiles and drones. Middle East: US military base in flames at Erbil International Airport in Iraq- “There are dead Americans!” say the Revolutionary Guards … The article Middle East: US military base in flames at Erbil International Airport in …
Iran Guards Say US Bases in Erbil Hit by Missiles, Drones
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said on Wednesday that they launched missile and drone strikes on United States bases in Erbil, the capital of Iraq’s autonomous… The post Iran Guards Say US Bases in Erbil Hit by Missiles, Drones appeared first on Latest Breaking News - News Central TV.
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