Drone attacks target Kurdistan region prime minister's office in Erbil
Iran fired two drones on Monday into the Kurdistan Region of Iraq , targeting the office of Prime Minster Masrour Barzani and a senior local security official, the region’s Counter-Terrorism Service said. The two Hadid-110 explosives-laden drones were launched from the border area with Iran shortly after midnight, said the statement. The second bomb hit the residence of the director of the…
On Monday, Iran launched two drones packed with explosives at the office of Kurdistan Region's Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and a senior security official in Erbil, Iraq. The drones, known as Hadid-110, were fired from the Iran-Iraq border region shortly after midnight, according to the region's Counter-Terrorism Service. The second drone struck the residence of the director of the Parastin intelligence agency in Erbil's Pirmam district.
There were no reports of casualties or significant damage. These drone attacks mark the latest in a series of cross-border assaults that have escalated since the Iran war began in late February. Iran and its proxies within Iraq have frequently targeted US troops, the consulate in Erbil, and regional infrastructure. The Counter-Terrorism Service strongly condemned the incident, holding the perpetrators fully accountable for their actions.
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