US warns of missiles, drones, rockets over Iraq airspace
WASHINGTON, June 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Friday warned of missiles, drones or rockets flying over Iraq in a security warning that said Iraq has suspended air traffic at all airports and closed its airspace.
"Due to regional events, there are indications there may be missiles, drones, or rockets flying over Iraqi airspace. In the event of such an incident seek overhead cover and shelter in place. Do not expose yourself to falling debris," the department said in a security alert issued after Israel launched attacks on Iran.
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