KIRKUK, Iraq — A machine gun attack on a
remote northern Iraqi military post killed four soldiers on Saturday, a
military source said, the latest unrest in the troubled region.
The source said the pre-dawn assault targeted the desert
post near Kirkuk, where remnants of Daesh are active, as well as Kurdistan
Workers’ Party (PKK) rebels waging an insurgency against Turkey.
Both Baghdad’s forces and those of Iraq’s autonomous
Kurdistan region claim the area where the assault occurred.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.
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KIRKUK, Iraq — A machine gun attack on a
remote northern Iraqi military post killed four soldiers on Saturday, a
military source said, the latest unrest in the troubled region.
The source said the pre-dawn assault targeted the desert
post near
Kirkuk, where remnants of Daesh are active, as well as Kurdistan
Workers’ Party (PKK) rebels waging an insurgency against Turkey.
Both Baghdad’s forces and those of Iraq’s autonomous
Kurdistan region claim the area where the assault occurred.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Read more Region and World
Jordan News
