US missiles 'hit Iranian village'
Two American missiles struck a village in south-west Iran early
today.
The news was given in a report by the country's Islamic Republic
News Agency (IRNA).
IRNA had said yesterday that three people were injured when an
earlier US missile struck an oil depot in Abadan.
The state-run news agency also said British and American jets
had entered Iranian airspace several times.
The two rockets hit Manyuhi village near the border with Iraq's
Al-Faw Peninsula, an Iranian military commander told IRNA.
He gave no details of casualties or damage.
"In the border city of Arvand-Kenar, the invading American and
British airplanes violated the airspace of the Islamic Republic of
Iran three times," the commander said.
"In two cases, two rockets... hit the Manyuhi village."
The governor of Abadan told IRNA that three people, including a
guard at the oil depot, had been released from hospital after
receiving treatment.
Iran has strongly condemned the US-led military assault on
Iraq.
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