Iran's "Revolutionary Guards" say no one was injured and that the United States fired 125 rockets at 85 targets.
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On the morning after the US airstrike, widespread suspicion of the outcome of the attack was widespread on the Internet, especially since the attack had been taken five days earlier.
For example, Deel Zur was an important target of the campaign, an area in eastern Syria, near the Iranian Revolutionary Guard fortress on the Euphrates River, but in fact it has been abandoned for a long time.
As can be seen from the ** before and after the attack, the arsenal in this area has been burned to the ground.
Last night, the United States used two B-1B planes to destroy that abandoned base!
From the high-definition** shot in November last year, you can see what the site looked like before it was hit by US air strikes.
The prison is located in Ayash, 6 kilometres north of Deir ez-Zor, and has been attacked before.
Back in 2022, U.S. warplanes carried out a series of attacks on a piece of equipment where U.S. troops were located. In this attack, the more widely distributed forts in this area were destroyed, while the dense forts near the south were largely untouched.
During the air raid on 2 February, only a few craters were left near the storehouse.
Comparison of satellite images before and after the 2022 attack of the year.
After the air raid, the base was littered with potholes.
The equipment was allegedly used by the Fatemiyon Brigades, an armed group funded and trained by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
This base was built 50 years after 2000, but for 18 years the Americans have been bombing this base.
This means that the US side once again sent two B-1Bs to destroy the almost destroyed military base and detonate a large number of bombs there.
Judging from the picture, the result of this battle is very perfect!
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Yesterday, the Popular Movement of Iraq (MPI) announced that the United States Air Force had carried out a counter-air strike on its arsenal and base in the city of Arka in western Iraq, killing 16 people and wounding 36.
Hashed Shahbi (PPMU) made a statement on the US aggression against Iraq:
The brutal U.S. invasion continues, and last night it openly airstriked a security facility in the Qayim district of western Iraq.
Sixteen people were killed and 36 injured in the attack, and the remains of some of the missing are still being searched.
The ** situation resulting from the air strike is as follows:
Mobile Command (Anbar) and the 13th Brigade Support Battalion (7 killed, 7 wounded).
United Nations Logistics Support Command (1 wounded).
Artillery positions (1 person killed, 4 wounded).
Armored units (3 killed, 10 wounded).
Tank battalion (4 wounded).
b.45 brigade 2 stations (11 wounded).
Issamal-Baldawi Hospital (5 people killed).
Popular Mobilization is a civil force that is integrated with civil forces under the auspices of Iraq**, which began as a "popular mobilization" of about 40 "popular mobilizations" composed entirely of Shiites to fight ISIS and incorporated them under the "Popular Mobilization Council" of the Iraqi Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Obviously, this US attack is an all-out attack on Iraq's sovereignty and security facilities, and violates all international laws and norms.
From another point of view, the attack on the militia group undoubtedly exerted tremendous pressure on the Islamic State, and the United States is once again fighting alongside ISIS!
And it makes sense, because ISIS was originally supported by the CIA.
In the meantime, the joint U.S.-British forces attacked Yemen again. The operation was the second phase of a terrorist attack in Jordan that killed three Americans and injured dozens more.
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According to the U.S. Department of Defense, at 11:30 p.m. on Feb. 3, Sana'a, the U.S. space company sent more than 20 warplanes to attack 13 Iranian-funded Houthi groups and 36 strongholds.
Air strikes from the British F A-F, 18 Super Hornets aboard the aircraft carrier Dwight-D-Eisenhower, and the US Army's Tomahawk land-based cruisers launched a joint strike in the Red Sea.
Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands and New Zealand all agreed, the U.S. defense department said.
The joint air forces attacked the cities of Sana'a, Hodeidah, Taiz, Damal, Bayda, Hajjah and others.
Local ** said that four attacks were carried out in Jabal Jada in Rashiya and Assharif districts, seven in Arjar district, Abs district in Hodeidah governorate, and two in Sanabani Hashsh district.
Then, 12 air strikes took place in the province of Macban in the Albara region, as well as in the coastal city of Taiz. The incident occurred in the Rada and Savadia regions.
However, such an attack does not appear to have had significant consequences for the Houthis' intentions and capabilities, as they want to continue attacking ships. Yemen has a lot of rockets that hide you in the mountains and move to your position if you attack, so it's not easy to destroy them.
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1. The United States does not want a head-on conflict with Iran, although it itself is involved in the war.
This means that Iran's ** is in a head-to-head confrontation with the United States, and Iran has become a turtle with a shrunken head, which is not good for the United States.
2. Combat Iraq's encirclement of ISIS and reduce its control over ISIS.
It seems that the US ** team is looking for a way out in desperation, and they want to get ISIS into the war and make their enemies their allies, so that they can share more pressure for the United States.
3. The Americans and the Husmen came to an agreement.
The shelling of the Houssey by the US ** team was mainly to deter the enemy, and the Houssein's shells did not have enough explosives, otherwise, the cargo ship would not have been punched a hole, and there was no violent **.
If the Americans really hit the American fleet with a deadly hand, then the Houthis will definitely strike at them with a carpet blow, because they are all within their own range, and in doing so, the losses for them will be too great.