US embassy in Iraq's Baghdad hit in missiles attack, security sources say - Reuters
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The US embassy in Baghdad was hit by missiles in an attack.
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The US embassy in Baghdad was struck by missiles in an attack, according to security sources. The incident represents a significant escalation in tensions involving American diplomatic facilities in Iraq. The attack could prompt increased security measures and potential diplomatic responses from the Trump administration. This marks another instance of violence targeting US interests in the volatile region where American forces and diplomatic personnel remain stationed.
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