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Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1573329 Biden made the US look like wussies with Afghanistan Now Iran has apparently sent more missiles into into the US embassy Kurdistan Iraq.How many times will Biden let Iran kick his ass?
====dailymail.co.uk Drone attacks Erbil airport in northern Iraq with explosives aimed at the U.S. base on the airportMilitia affiliated channels say at least 20 rockets hit the base, a BBC correspondent tweeted Nafiseh Kohnavard reported 'at least 3 drones and 20 rockets have been used in tonight's attack on both Erbil Airport & US consulate in Erbil' Col. Wayne Marotto, spokesman for U.S. Operation Inherent Resolve, confirmed the attack in a tweet He said one 'UAS' - which typically stands for Unmanned Aircraft Systems - 'impacted' in the vicinity of the base By Adam Schrader For Dailymail.Com and Reuters Published: 17:21 EST, 6 July 2021 | Updated: 21:20 EST, 6 July 2021 View comments Erbil Airport in northern Iraq was reportedly attacked by a drone armed with explosives while hosting US troops, it has been reported. The drone 'came down outside Erbil Airport' and started a fire, according to BBC correspondent Nafiseh Kohnavard. Reuters reported that the drone had been aimed at a U.S. base on the airport grounds. It was previously reported that at least three drones and 20 rockets were used in the attack, though security sources have now said there were no rockets and just one drone used, Kohnavard reported . Col. Wayne Marotto, spokesman for U.S. Operation Inherent Resolve, tweeted: 'Initial report: At approx. 11:15 PM local time, one UAS impacted in vicinity of Erbil Air Base, Iraq.' The abbreviation UAS typically stands for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, or a drone, indicating that the drone may have exploded upon impact. He added: 'At this time initial reports indicate no injuries, casualties or damage. We will update when we have further information.' Scroll down for video Erbil Airport in Iraq was allegedly under 'a massive rocket attack' while hosting US troops, it has been reported It was reported that at least three drones and 20 rockets were used in the attack and that a with a fire broke out at the site Col. Wayne Marotto, spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve, said initial reports indicated that there were no casualties after the attack The attack occurred at the Erbil International Airport in Iraq, shown on this map A U.S. Department of Defense spokesperson told Politico reporter Lara Seligman that the agency was 'aware' of reports of the attack. 'We are aware of reporting of a UAS incident in the vicinity of Erbil, Iraq. At this time, initial reports indicate no structural damage, injuries or casualties,' the spokesperson said. A video allegedly released by Kurdistan Counter Terrorism Forces and posted to Twitter by the account Aurora Intel appears to show Erbil Airport after the attack. The video shows flames billowing into the night sky while other videos posted posted to social media purport to show the airport going dark after the alleged rocket attack.