A drone attack has hit near US forces stationed at Erbil International Airport, Iraq's KRG security officials say
A drone attack has hit near US forces stationed at Erbil International Airport in northern Iraq, Iraq's Kurdish security officials said.
The internal security service for Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region, of which Erbil is the capital, initially said on Saturday three rockets had hit near the airport. A second statement by the counter-terrorism force said the attack had been carried out by explosive-laden drones. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The airport suffered no damage, according to its director, Ahmed Hochiar.
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