Attackers fired two rocket-propelled grenades at the Dutch Embassy in Iraq on Friday, hitting the roof with one and setting it on fire. The blaze was quickly extinguished, and there were no injuries. Security guards and U.S. soldiers said the projectile detonated on the roof after the embassy had closed for the day. Another missed the building, and two other launchers were found in the garden behind the embassy, guards said. Guards fired at the attackers’ vehicle as they fled, said guard Karim al-Zubaidi. Dutch Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Martine de Haan said there were no injuries. Full Story
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