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Drone crashes at Iraq-Jordan border crossing

An explosive drone crashed this morning at the Trebil border crossing between Iraq and Jordan, targeting the facility and causing a fire but no casualties. Trebil is a key commercial crossing for both nations.

Drone crashes at Iraq-Jordan border crossing

A drone crashed this morning at the Trebil border crossing between Iraq and Jordan. A border official told the Jordanian News Agency that an explosive drone targeted the Trebil border crossing with Jordan, in western Iraq, confirming that the drone crashed into a staff building and caused a fire at the border crossing, with no human casualties. The Trebil border crossing is one of the most important commercial crossings between Iraq and Jordan.

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