IRAQ-U.S. MISSILE ATTACK-VICTIM

IRAQ-U.S. MISSILE ATTACK-VICTIM

(220113) -- BAGHDAD, Jan. 13, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Abdullah Ibrahim shows a photo of his house destroyed by a reckless U.S. missile, which also left him disabled, in Salahudin province, Iraq, Jan. 4, 2022. TO GO WITH "Feature: Reckless U.S. missile attack turns life of Iraqi family into hell" (Xinhua)

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