Rockets Strike U.S. Military Base In Iraq, Injuring 5

The transcript discusses a daytime attack on the Taji base in Iraq, which houses US and coalition troops. The attack injured two Iraqi soldiers and three coalition troops. This incident followed US airstrikes targeting Iranian-backed Shia militias after a previous rocket attack on the same base killed two American troops. The rockets were launched from seven launchpads found in a nearby parking garage. A coalition spokesman mentioned that damage assessment and an investigation are ongoing.

What was unusual about the attack on the Taji base?

• It was a peaceful protest.

• It was the first attack on the base.

• It involved only Iraqi soldiers.

• It occurred during the day.

What prompted the US to launch airstrikes in Iraq?

• A diplomatic agreement.

• A previous rocket attack on the Taji base.

• A request from the Iraqi government.

• A natural disaster.

Who were the targets of the US airstrikes in Iraq?

• Iranian-backed Shia militias.

• Kurdish rebels.

• Turkish military bases.

• Iraqi government forces.

Where were the launchpads used in the Taji base attack found?

• Inside a military base.

• In a desert area.

• On the roof of a building.

• In a nearby parking garage.

What was the Coalition's response to the Taji base attack?

• They increased airstrikes immediately.

• They withdrew all troops from Iraq.

• They conducted a damage assessment and investigation.

• They ignored the incident.