U.S. troops come under rocket fire at Iraqi military bases; no casualties reported
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The Ain al-Asad base was hit by five rockets Wednesday, with three more landing outside the perimeter and officials said no casualties had been reported.
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Bases used by the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group came under fire Wednesday in Iraq and Syria but without causing any casualties, officials said, the latest of several attacks.
The Ain al-Asad base was hit by five rockets Wednesday, with three more landing outside the perimeter and officials said no casualties had been reported.
The US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group said one of its bases in northeast Syria came under fire on Wednesday from Iran-backed groups, the latest in a string of attacks.
A Katyusha rocket struck an Iraqi military base hosting U.S. troops at Baghdad's international airport Wednesday while in Syria, eight rounds of indirect fire hit a base with members of the U.S.-led coalition, the Iraqi and U.S. militaries said.
Officials say no casualties caused in the attacks, which come shortly after the one-year anniversary of the US assassination of Iranian Gen. Soleimani and his Iraqi lieutenant
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