Resistance Fighters Attack American Bases In Syria
On January 26, Resistance forces attacked the US illegal military sites in the CONOCO gas facility and Green Village at al-Omar oilfield in Syria’s Deir Ezzor with two suicide drones.
On January 26, Resistance forces attacked the US illegal military sites in the CONOCO gas facility and Green Village at al-Omar oilfield in Syria’s Deir Ezzor with two suicide drones.
Alina Romanowski, the US Ambassador to Iraq, held talks with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein on January 24. During this meeting, she delivered a significant message from the US administration to the Iraqi government to the foreign minister.
The ‘Islamic Resistance In Iraq’, by publishing a statement on January 25, announced that it had attacked the Israeli port of Ashdod in the occupied territories of Palestine with a suicide drone.
On January 24, Resistance forces attacked the US illegal military sites in the CONOCO gas facility in Syria’s Deir Ezzor and Ain Al-Asad airbase and near Erbil Airport in Iraq with several drones and rockets.
In the early hours of January 24, the U.S. fighter jets carried out airstrikes against Hashd al-Shaabi (PMU) bases in Jurf al-Nasr area located in Babil province, Al-Qaim and an area near the Trebil crossing located in Anbar province of Iraq.
The United States occupying forces’ positions at the Ain al-Asad base, located in Iraq’s Al Anbar governorate, were targeted in a rocket and missile attack by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq on the January 20.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq targeted a MQ-9 drone of the US Army and shot it down in the Miqdadiyah city of Diyala Governorate.
The Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) targeted some positions of terrorist groups in Syria as well as the espionage headquarters of the Israeli regime’s Mossad in Iraq’s Kurdistan regime by firing a total of 24 ballistic missiles at 24:00 Tehran time on Tuesday (January 16). But what were the objectives of this extensive missile and drone attacks?
On January 16, the ‘Islamic Resistance In Iraq’ announced that it had attacked an important target in the central areas of the occupied territories with a cruise missile.
CBS Philadelphia TV reported on January 14 that the United States plans to deploy 1,500 soldiers from New Jersey to the West Asia region.
The ‘Islamic resistance In Iraq’ group targeted the positions of American terrorists at the Erbil airport in Iraq, CONOCO gas facility, Kharab al-Jir base and Omar oilfield in Syria.
The Ministry of National Defense of Turkiye has confirmed the deaths of 9 servicemen in the Operation Claw-Lock in northern regions of Iraq.