The incident occurred without causing any casualties, Baghdad Operations Command confirmed. The drone reportedly targeted a radar system used by the Iraqi Army for air defense monitoring. Initial assessments suggest limited material damage, though a full investigation is underway to determine the extent of the impact and the source of the drone.

No group has claimed responsibility for the attack. However, similar drone incursions in recent months have raised concerns about regional tensions and the growing use of unmanned aerial systems in asymmetric warfare. Taji base has previously hosted both Iraqi and U.S.-led coalition forces, and it remains a strategically significant military installation.

Authorities have increased aerial surveillance around the base and neighboring areas as a precaution. Security analysts warn that such incidents could signal a new wave of provocations targeting Iraqi military infrastructure amid ongoing instability in parts of the country.

Further details are expected as the investigation develops.

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A joint press conference held by his Somali counterpart Abdullahi Sheikh Ismail in Baghdad Al-Shammari revealed that they discussed Somalia’s request for advice, training and experience sharing in the fight against terrorism. especially against groups such as Al-Qaeda and ISIS, which continue to exist. operating in Somalia.

Al-Shammari expressed Iraq’s readiness to provide all-round support, including training and organizational expertise, to help Somalia address its security challenges, praising Somalia’s efforts as to implement security and stability in the country.

For his part, the Somali Interior Minister described his visit to Baghdad as a successful one, noting that he met with various officials of the Iraqi Ministry of Interior and inspected the border guard command to observe the efforts. ongoing.

“We will also visit other units, including intelligence and anti-narcotics,” Ismail added.

Ismail stressed the need for Somalia to benefit from Iraq’s experience in fighting terrorism, border protection, and fighting drug trafficking.

He continued to thank Iraq for its commitment to providing the necessary support to enhance Somalia’s security.

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