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Allied jets bomb Iraqi anti-aircraft site

US and British warplanes have bombed an anti-aircraft site in southern Iraq after coming under fire in the area's no-fly zone.

Allied jets bomb Iraqi anti-aircraft site

Tue, 22 Jan, 2002 - 13:51

US and British warplanes have bombed an anti-aircraft site in southern Iraq after coming under fire in the area's no-fly zone.

The attack took place near Tallil, southeast of Baghdad, said a spokesman for the Joint Task Force South West Asia.

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