3 rockets fired at Turkish military base in northern Iraq
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No casualties or material damage has been reported after three rockets were fired at a Turkish military base in Nineveh province early Sunday.
At least three rockets struck the Zelikan base in the Bashiqa area of Mosul province, Kurdistan’s Counter Terrorism Group said.
Turkish forces responded to these attacks by firing artillery, according to local sources.
Turkish soldiers were deployed in Bashiqa in 2015, without authorization of Baghdad, but with permission of Iraqi Kurdistan. (ILKHA)
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