Domestic calls from abroad included with sub?

Hi,
I have an unlimited domestic (USA) subscription, so I can make unlimited calls to US numbers. If I'm traveling abroad, are calls to US numbers still included (over wifi), since my destination number is still domestic, or would I be liable for additional calling fees since my call is originating from outside of the country?
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If I'm traveling abroad, are calls to US numbers still included (over wifi), since my destination number is still domestic,
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