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The day after the raid that the u.s. has killed the general Qassem Soleimani, Baghdad was targeted by some mortar rounds and rockets, which at the moment does not seem to have caused deaths.
Two explosions, yet to understand if attributable to mortar rounds or rockets, I have been heard near the u.s. embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. The building, as reported by a local correspondent, was surrounded by forces of the special and the road that leads there, was closed.
at Least five people would have been injured, reports Reuters, by some mortar rounds have fallen in the neighborhood of Jadriya Baghdad.
Hit the air base Balad, 40 miles north of the iraqi capital, probably with two rockets Katiusha. Also in this case, no record of the victims. It is not clear if the two events are related.
Two explosions, yet to understand if attributable to mortar rounds or rockets, I have been heard near the u.s. embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. The building, as reported by a local correspondent, was surrounded by forces of the special and the road that leads there, was closed.
at Least five people would have been injured, reports Reuters, by some mortar rounds have fallen in the neighborhood of Jadriya Baghdad.
Hit the air base Balad, 40 miles north of the iraqi capital, probably with two rockets Katiusha. Also in this case, no record of the victims. It is not clear if the two events are related.
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