A senior military official in Baghdad said Tuesday that a drone that killed three Kurdish counterterrorism officers had originated in neighbouring Turkey, and condemned the violation of Iraq’s sovereignty.
Three members of the counterterrorism forces of Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish region were killed and three wounded in Monday’s drone strike on Arbat airfield, southeast of the region’s second city of Sulaimaniyah.
Around 5 pm (1400 GMT) Monday, “the drone entered Iraqi airspace, crossing the border from Turkey, and bombarded the Arbat airfield,”…
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