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Iraq: Two UAVs Slam into Kirkuk and Al Muthanna Provinces, No Casualties Reported

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Baghdad, March 24 (QNA) - Two unmanned aerial vehicles crashed in Iraq, authorities said, with no human casualties or material damage reported.

A security source said Tuesday a booby-trapped drone was found near a power station in the southwest of Kirkuk Province and another one in Al Muthanna Province in the country's south.

Over the past weeks, Iraq has come under a flurry of Iranian drone attacks, with the vast majority of them targeting Western interests in Baghdad, while others struck service facilities in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. (QNA)

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