Breaking…Multiple Iranian Missiles Hit US Consulate in Erbil – Update

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Update at the end

Erbil, Iraq

While Sleepy Joe runs the country into the ground, long-range ballistic missiles are targeting the US Consulate or the airport in Erbil, Iraq. The Consulate and/or the US Army base in Erbil was hit. A Kurdish news office was also allegedly hit. It’s too early to know for sure.

Iraqi Shi’ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said on Twitter: ‘Erbil is under fire… as if Kurds were not Iraqis’.

The US base at Erbil International Airport was also hit by a rocket attack in September, on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks in the United States.

America’s back! as Joe Biden would say.

It looks like the missiles, reportedly at least five, came from an Iranian military base, the nation we’re allegedly going to give billions to as well as free rein to get the bomb in a new nuke deal. It is still not confirmed.

There are several reports that Iran, a Russia ally, took credit for the attack. They wanted to thank Biden, I suppose. There reportedly are deaths, but no military service people were killed. [Later reports from Kurdish officials say there were no deaths]

This is extremely serious.

Biden’s weakness could bring death and destruction to the United States.

UPDATE

Iran took credit for targeting northern Iraq’s Kurdistan autonomous regionwith a dozen missiles on Sunday morning.

They say they targeted a US military base, the US consulate in Erbil “as well as two Mossad training centers in Erbil and an explosion in the Sulaimaniyah area in northern Iraq,” according to Iranian news outlets Fars News and Tasnim News.

Fars News and Tasnim News are considered close to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), so their reports represent the Iranian government’s position on the attacks that occurred, meaning that Iran is openly bragging about the attacks.

There is no response so far from the White House. We have no doubt the nuke deal will still go through.


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