BAGHDAD - (Xinhua) - A local source in the Iraqi city of Mosul, 400 km north of Baghdad, said that a camp of the Turkish forces was hit on Sunday evening with four Katyusha missiles, without any losses being recorded.

Muhammad Amin Gharib, the first administrative official in the Zilkan region, 35 km north of Mosul, told Xinhua that at least four Katyusha rockets landed this evening near the Turkish forces' camp in the Zilkan area, without any material or human losses reported.

No party has so far claimed responsibility for the bombing.

The camps of the Turkish forces located in the vicinity of the city of Mosul in northern Iraq are subjected to missile strikes from time to time.

The Iraqi Council of Representatives (Parliament) had confirmed earlier today that there are no legal justifications that justify the repeated attacks on Iraqi territory, pointing out that the Council rejects the presence of any armed organization or military force that takes Iraq as a starting point for attacking neighboring countries.