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Rockets fell in Iraq’s Balad air base leaving no damage

Iraqi official says four rockets fell in open areas around Iraq’s Balad air base leaving no damage. (INA)

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Updated 18 March 2022

Reuters

March 17, 2022 22:28

Rockets fell in Iraq’s Balad air base leaving no damage

Updated 18 March 2022

Reuters

March 17, 2022 22:28

CAIRO: The Iraqi Security Media Cell said on Thursday that four rockets fell in open areas in Balad air base, leaving no damage or casualties, the state news agency (INA) reported.
Balad base, north of Baghdad, hosts US contractors and Iraqi fighter jets.
No group has claimed responsibility, but armed groups that some Iraqi officials say are backed by Iran have claimed similar incidents in the past.