Worker for US defense contractor killed in Iraq as colleagues say they are pressured to stay
A man employed by the US defense contractor V2X has been killed in a drone attack on Erbil airbase, amid concerns from colleagues that they are being placed in harm’s way and pressured to remain in Iraq despite security risks, five sources said. The worker, from Kenya, died in a night attack in his sleeping quarters on the base on 24 March. They are from Kenya and India, and are among a group of about 45 workers employed by V2X who have remained on the base.
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