Attack near Erbil airport in Iraq, foreign media: the target is the airport where the U.S. military

Original title: attack near Erbil airport in Iraq, foreign media: the target is the airport where the U.S. military is stationed
[global network report] Erbil, the capital of Iraq's Kurdish autonomous region (reservoir area), was attacked late on the 11th local time. Reuters reported that at least three rockets were attacked near Erbil International Airport, where U.S. troops were stationed, and witnesses said they heard at least six explosions.

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Russia today (RT) reported that the explosion was apparently caused by drone attacks, targeting the airport where the US led coalition forces were located. Local media quoted the anti-terrorism Department of the reservoir area as saying that the target of "UAV carrying explosives" is Erbil International Airport, and the U.S. military stationed at the airport is part of the multinational coalition against the "Islamic state" (is) in Iraq.
At the beginning of last year, the US military launched an attack at the International Airport in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, killing Sulaimani, commander of the "Holy City Brigade" subordinate to the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard, muhandis, deputy commander of the "people's mobilization organization" of the Shiite militia in Iraq, and others. After that, many locations of U.S. troops or American personnel throughout Iraq, including Erbil International Airport, were frequently attacked by rockets. The United States said that these attacks were launched by Iraqi Shiite armed organizations supported by Iran. RT reported that U.S. officials attributed the attack to militias targeting U.S. troops still in Iraq.