US strikes Iraqi military base result in significant loss of life

US Airstrike Kills Seven Iraqi Soldiers at Medical Clinic

A US airstrike has resulted in the deaths of at least seven Iraqi soldiers at a military medical clinic in western Iraq. The strike was reportedly aimed at targeting the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF).

According to reports, the incident occurred on [date] at the Al-Kindi Hospital in the city of Fallujah. The hospital is located near the PMF’s headquarters.

Eyewitnesses have confirmed that the airstrike hit the medical clinic, causing significant damage and casualties. Iraqi officials have confirmed that seven soldiers were killed in the attack.

The US military has released a statement confirming that it carried out the strike, but did not provide further details on the target or the circumstances surrounding the incident.

The PMF is an Iraqi paramilitary force that was established in 2014 to fight against the Islamic State (ISIS). The group has received support from various countries, including Iran and Russia.

The attack has sparked widespread condemnation from Iraq’s government and other regional actors. Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi has expressed his “deep sadness” over the incident, while also condemning the use of force by foreign powers.

The US military has not commented on whether it regrets the loss of life or if it will take any further action in response to the attack.

Source: Al Jazeera