Business as usual after Polish Embassy comes under fire in Iraq

The Polish Embassy in Iraq has been fired on with a handheld anti-tank grenade launcher. Fortunately none of the staff inside the office was hurt. Despite immediate intervention of the local police all the terrorists managed to escape. "Probably the person shooting at the embassy was aiming at the window, but the missile hit the wall just next to it. There were no deaths or casualties, but there is slight damage to the building," said Jarosław Drozd from the Interior Ministry. The Polish Charge d'Affairs Artur Wadzyński said that staff are now back working normally and did not decide to evacuate to the bunker in the immediate aftermath of the attack. The Polish embassy is heavily secured by government guards and surrounded by concrete walls. M.M.