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Chris Hayes is angry that it looks like President Trump de-escalated tensions with Iran with a brand new airstrike in Baghdad tonight

There are multiple reports of a new airstrike tonight in Baghdad allegedly targeting leaders of a pro-Iran militia:

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Hardest hit? Iran. And Chris Hayes:

According to reports, at least 6 people were killed in the strike:

The attack happened north of Baghdad:

But it’s not clear who was targeted yet and identified the bodies has been a challenge:

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We’re seeing reports that it was Hamid al-Jazaeri, Deputy Leader of Saraya Khurasani who was targeted:

And we’re seeing that Shubul al-Zaidi, the leader of the Imam Ali Brigades, was the one killed in the attack:

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We’ll keep you posted as soon as we learn more tonight.

Update 1: Both those guys that were reported dead are . . . not dead:

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