US bases in Iraq, Syria targeted by drones; Pentagon says 45 US troops injured in recent attacks
The attacks follow earlier strikes, which Pentagon has finally acknowledged left 45 US service personnel injured
The attacks follow earlier strikes, which Pentagon has finally acknowledged left 45 US service personnel injured
Attacks on US bases in Iraq and Syria occurring almost daily now
The Pentagon claims that Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps support the groups behind the attacks
The warmongers would love to find evidence that Iran was behind the recent Hamas attack on Israel. But officials acknowledge that they have yet to find anything that points to direct Iranian involvement.
Twenty years on, there is an eerie sense of collective amnesia among Western politicians and media over the colossal war crimes associated with Iraq. It’s almost as if it did not happen. The Western protagonists and their media accomplices have gotten away with mass murder
Probably for the first time in his life George W. Bush publicly stated the truth
Two armed drones shot down as they approached an Iraqi military base hosting U.S. forces near Baghdad. The incident occurred on the second anniversary of the U.S. assassination of Iranian General Soleimani
RAF fighters shoot down drone over Syria with suspected links to Iranian-backed militants close to northern Israel. Was Britain protecting its interests in the region, or guarding Israel’s?
Two high-ranking U.S. and Israeli officers have reportedly been killed in retaliation for their involvement in the assassination of Iranian General Soleimani,
A technicality has kept the casualty figures deliberately low. Those who died while being casevaced or in hospital were not counted. The actual number of U.S. service personnel killed in Iraq is in excess of seventy-three thousand (73,000)
The footage of the Jan 2020 Iranian missile strike on the U.S. Al Asad base in Iraq clearly illustrates the accuracy of Iran’s missiles. If Iran hadn’t given advance warning U.S. casualties would have been in the hundreds
Vanessa Beeley argues that Biden’s policy in Syria appears little different from his predecessor and plays right into the plans of Washington’s war hawks