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    The armies of three countries: No casualties among our soldiers with Iranian bombing in Iraq

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    Post by Rocky Wed 08 Jan 2020, 2:46 am

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    [size=18]Spokesmen for the Norwegian, Danish and German army said today, Wednesday, that there were no casualties among their soldiers as a result of the Iranian bombing in Iraq.


    A Norwegian military spokesman announced that there were no casualties among the Norwegian soldiers in the Iranian missile attack on Ein Al-Assad air base in Iraq.

    The spokesman, Brennier Stroudal, said at the Norwegian army headquarters that his country was deploying about 70 soldiers to the base.







    In turn, the Danish armed forces said that the missile attack on the "Ain al-Assad" air base in Iraq did not result in the death or injury of any Danish soldiers.

    Denmark has about 130 soldiers at the base in the international coalition fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria.

    On the other hand, a German army spokesman announced that the German soldiers in Erbil were safe after the Iranian missile attack.

    Iran launched missile attacks on the "Ain al-Assad" air base and another Iraqi facility hosting the US-led coalition forces in response to the killing of Qassem Soleimani, commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.


    Iranian television announced earlier that more than eighty soldiers were killed in the attack.

    The Security Media Service announced on Wednesday that there were no casualties among Iraqi forces after the Iranian missile strike on two US military bases in Iraq.


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