Rockets have hit Turkish military base Zelikan in Nineveh Province, northern Iraq on Friday, as reported by media sources.

According to a security source, 3 rockets targeted the areas around the Turkish Zelikan military base in Bashiqa town situated at the heart of the Nineveh plain.
The source did not release further information about the possible casualties of this rocket attack.

Some sources also announced that following the rocket attack, fierce clashes broke out between Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and Turkish troops in a village in Dohuk province.

Earlier on Friday, a security source announced that a Turkish base located in Iraq's Kurdistan region was targeted with two drones.

The attack on the Turkish base was carried out in the north of Dohuk province, according to the source.

The source added that the forces stationed in that military base managed to shoot down two drones.

Kurdish media on Wednesday reported that several civilians were killed and injured during a Turkish artillery attack on the north of Iraq.

The Turkish attacks were carried out in Batifa located in Dohuk province in the Iraqi Kurdistan region, according to the reports.

The Kurdish media have said that the Turkish bombardment targeted several touristic locations in Duhok’s Zakho district, killing over a dozen of tourists and injuring several others.

At least eight people were killed and 23 others were injured, Chiya Amin, head of Zakho's tourism directorate said of the latest toll, which includes children as well, the Kurdish media reported.