Illustrative image, by: sdf-press.com
On July 14, the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) uncovered Iranian-made rockets prepared for launch in the southeastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.
On Twitter, the SDF’s Coordination and Military Operations Center said that the rockets were uncovered during a joint patrol with a unit from the US-led coalition between Maamel and Izbah.
Photos released by the center show two Iranian-made Fadjr-1 107 mm rockets. This type has a range of more than 8 km and is armed with a 7,9 kg warhead. The photos also show four launch rails.
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In the last three weeks, a total of six attacks targeted US-led coalition bases in the southeastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.
- On June 28, a barrage of 32 rockets hit the US main base in the al-Omar oil fields.
- On July 4, explosions were reported near a US base in the CONICO gas plant.
- On July 7, a drone attack targeted one of the US bases in the al-Omar oil fields.
- On July 11, several explosions were heard at a US base in the CONICO gas plant.
- On July 12, a rocket struck the US main base in the al-Omar oil fields.
- On July 13, smoke rose from the vicinity of the US main base in al-Omar oil fields.
Iranian-backed Syrian and Iraqi forces were allegedly behind the recent attacks on US bases in the southeastern countryside of Deir Ezzor. The Iranian-made rockets found by the SDF on July 14 indicate that Tehran’s allies may be indeed behind the recent attacks.
The SDF and the US-led coalition have been struggling to secure Deir Ezzor’s southeastern countryside for nearly two years now, to no avail.
Zion dogs trying hard to cover their assh0le.
Plenty more for sdf traitors and their american pig controllers.