Iranian drones target Kurdistan PM office in Erbil, no casualties

ERBIL, Iraq — Two drones launched from Iran struck the office of Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani in Erbil on Wednesday morning, the Kurdistan Region's Counter-Terrorism Service said. The agency identified the drones as Iranian-made Heid-110 type and said the strike hit the Bermami area of Erbil, where the prime ministerial office and the residence of the head of the Kurdistan Region Security Agency are located. The Counter-Terrorism Service said there were no casualties. It condemned the attack as unacceptable and said those responsible would be held fully accountable for its consequences. Reuters reported, citing officials, that the Iranian drones had targeted the prime minister's office. No additional details were immediately available.