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US Base In Iraq's Ebril Under Attack? 7 Explosions Heard, Air Defences Intercept 5 Missiles | Watch
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July 24, 2026
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3:18Now PlayingIran has reportedly launched a fresh missile retaliation, with at least seven explosions reported near a US military base in Irbil, northern Iraq, around 9:30 a.m. local time on July 24. The base hosts American forces, and four plumes of black smoke were seen rising near the site. Authorities have not reported any casualties, and the cause of the explosions remains under investigation. The attack follows the US military's 13th consecutive day of strikes on Iranian targets. Earlier, Jordan and Bahrain also reported incoming missile attacks, including reports of explosions near the US Navy's Fifth Fleet headquarters, as fighting continues to intensify over the Strait of Hormuz.
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