Attacks carried out on US bases in Syria

According to information obtained from local sources, an attack was carried out using surface-to-surface weapons on the US military's base at Kharab al-Jir Airport in al-Hasakah and its base at the Omar oil field in Deir ez-Zor.

It was learned that rockets fell on the bases and their surroundings during the attacks, but no information was provided regarding casualties or injuries.

Security measures have been increased around the bases.

Unidentified aircraft targeted the positions and convoys of Iranian-backed groups in the al-Bukamal region and the areas of Kharabesh, Herri, and Humaydah to its east on October 3-10 and October 14.

In recent days, attacks have been carried out on US military bases in Syria located in the al-Tanf region, the al-Malikiyah district near the Iraqi border, the al-Shaddadi district of al-Hasakah province, and Deir ez-Zor province, using unidentified armed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and surface-to-surface weapons.

The territory of Deir ez-Zor east of the Euphrates River is under the occupation of the US-backed terrorist organization YPG/PKK, while the city center and other rural areas are under the control of the Assad regime and Iranian-backed groups.

Iranian-backed groups occasionally carry out attacks with rockets and UAVs on US bases on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River.

IRAN'S MESSAGES

On October 19, Iranian state television broadcast a report explaining how Israel could be attacked by its allies in the region, which Tehran calls "resistance forces," if Israel's attacks on Gaza are not stopped.

In the video report, it was shown on a map that Israel would be targeted simultaneously by missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles from the north by Hezbollah, from the east by militia forces in Iraq and Syria, and from the south by the Houthis in Yemen.

Iran has called at the highest level many times for Israel's attacks in Gaza to be stopped.

In a speech on October 17, Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that if Israel's attacks continue, the "resistance forces" would take action.

Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian also mentioned the possibility of the Israel-Palestine conflict spreading to the region in a statement he made on October 19.

Iran refers to Lebanese Hezbollah, the militias it supports in Syria and Iraq, and the Houthis in Yemen as "resistance forces."

News Source: AA