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At least 25 killed in US air strikes in Iraq

AT LEAST 25 people have been killed in US air strikes in Iraq, just two days after a US civilian was killed in a rocket attack, the Pentagon said on Sunday.

The US Defence Department claimed to have been targeting weapons caches and facilities linked to the pro-Iranian Kataib Hezbollah group.

US missiles also struck targets in eastern Syria after more than 30 rockets were fired from suspected militant bases on Friday.

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