BBC visits US and UK military base in Iraq as ceasefire continues
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'Attacked 28 times in a day' - BBC visits heavily targeted US-UK base in Iraq The BBC has been given access to a military base in Iraq where UK forces have been working together with their US counterparts during the conflict in the region.
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What happened
'Attacked 28 times in a day' - BBC visits heavily targeted US-UK base in Iraq The BBC has been given access to a military base in Iraq where UK forces have been working together with their US counterparts during the conflict in the region.
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