12 Martyrs in Northern Iraq: Air Operations on Designated Targets
Recent attacks by terrorists in Northern Iraq have resulted in the loss of 12 soldiers in the region. The first tragic news came from Hakurk, followed by another attack in the Zap Metina region. In the initial invasion attempt, six soldiers were martyred and one was injured. Following the attack, F-16s were deployed to strike at terrorist targets, and it was reported that other bases in the region also faced attacks and harassment.
The challenging conditions in the region are further exacerbated by severe weather, as photographs obtained from the scene depict reduced visibility due to heavy snowfall and fog.
The news, reported by NTV, serves as a grim reminder of the ongoing threats and dangers faced by military personnel in Northern Iraq. The attacks highlight the need for continued vigilance and security measures to counter terrorist activities in the region.
We offer our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the brave soldiers who lost their lives in these attacks. This tragic loss serves as a somber reminder of the sacrifices made by military personnel in the fight against terrorism.
