US Air Strikes in Syria-Iraq America has recently taken revenge for the attack on its military base in Jordan. The US military responded to the Jordanian attack by carrying out air strikes on more than 85 targets in Iraq and Syria. In this action, six fighters of the militia group were killed while many others were injured.
US air strikes America has recently avenged an attack on its military base in Jordan. In response to Jordan’s action, the US military launched air attacks on around 85 sites in Iraq and Syria. This action resulted in the deaths of six militia fighters and injuries to many more.
America took revenge for Jordan’s attack
- According to news agency PTI, the US attacked more than 85 targets of Iran-backed militias and Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Iraq and Syria to avenge the Jordanian attack.
- According to US Central Command, the military conducted airstrikes in Iraq and Syria against militia and Revolutionary Guard elements at 4 p.m. local time.
These places were destroyed
President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden arrive at Dover Air Force Base for the dignified transfer of three U.S. service members who were killed in a drone attack in Jordan last week. pic.twitter.com/xdsSSDHX17
— The Recount (@therecount) February 2, 2024US military forces attacked more than 85 targets. Several aircraft, including long-range bombers sent from the US, were involved in the attack. US Central Command informed that the targets were attacked. They include command and control operations centers, intelligence centers, rocket and missile and unmanned aerial vehicle storage, logistics and ammunition supply chain centers of militia groups and their IRGC sponsors.
Joe Biden reacted to the air strike
President Joe Biden announced the US attacks on Friday. He stated that this is only the beginning; there would be other attacks. He stated that America is not involved in any conflicts in West Asia or anywhere else in the world. “However, those who wish to harm us should be aware of this. “If you harm any American, we will respond.”
The President had already warned
Earlier, President Joe Biden had warned that the US would retaliate against militia groups and made it clear that this would not be a single attack but a multi-level response over time.
