Baghdad airport hit with rockets, no one hurt
No group has claimed credit for the latest attack.
Baghdad International Airport was hit with at least three rockets on Friday, damaging an unused commercial airliner.
No one was reported hurt in the incident, which was not immediately claimed by any group, though Iran-backed militias are frequently blamed for targeting sites in Iraq used by international coalition troops that maintain a presence at the airport.
Reuters said three rockets landed on the airfield, while Agence France-Presse cited an Interior Ministry source as saying six. At least one struck an unoccupied Boeing 767 that had been undergoing repairs.
Iraqi Airways confirmed in a statement that one of its unused planes had been damaged but that flights were continuing and delays were not expected.
