Two rockets fall inside Iraq's Taji camp, no casualties reported
Two Katyusha rockets fell in Iraq's Taji base north of Baghdad that hosts U.S.-led coalition troops, with no casualties being reported, the coalition spokesman and state news agency said on Saturday. "On Aug 15, appx 9:15 p.m., two small rockets landed near Taji base. No coalition troops near impact," spokesman for the U.S-led coalition, Col. Myles B.
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Two Katyusha rockets fell in Iraq's Taji base north of Baghdad that hosts U.S.-led coalition troops, with no casualties being reported, the coalition spokesman and state news agency said on Saturday.
"On Aug 15, appx 9:15 p.m., two small rockets landed near Taji base. No coalition troops near impact," a spokesman for the U.S-led coalition, Col. Myles B. Caggins III, said on Twitter.
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