Drone crashes in Diyala, no casualties reported
Shafaq News- Diyala
A drone crashed on Tuesday in a village in Jalawla district, northeast of Diyala province, a local source told Shafaq News.
The source said the unmanned aerial vehicle fell in al-Tabaj village in Jalawla without causing any human losses.
Security forces imposed a cordon around the crash site, while Iraqi engineering units began procedures to dismantle and remove the drone in line with established protocols.
Earlier today, a 17-year-old girl was injured after debris from a missile fell on the Bajet Kandala camp for displaced people south of the Zakho Independent Administration in Iraq’s Kurdistan Region.
Since the outbreak of the US-Israeli war on Iran on February 28, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq claimed it had carried out 67 operations over the past 48 hours in two Iraqi provinces and four other countries, targeting the US “occupation bases” and interests in the region. In a graphic, circulated by outlets affiliated with the factions, listed several bases it said were targeted inside Iraq, including Harir base, Ain al-Asad base, Erbil base, al-Rukban base, al-Rasheed base, and a site referred to as the Coastal Facility base. It also names locations in the Kurdistan Region, including Erbil and al-Sulaymaniyah, as well as in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has also claimed responsibility for missile attacks against US interests in Iraqi Kurdistan, including firing ballistic missiles such as the Fattah-110 toward the US Consulate and Harir Base.
