4 Iraqi resistance martyrs in US attack
The Sayyid of Martyrs Battalions in Iraq announces the martyrdom of 4 from the 14th Brigade due to American aggression on the border strip between Iraq and Syria.
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The border area with Iraq in the far eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zur was exposed to an air attack (archive).
Today, Monday, the Sayyid of Martyrs Battalions announced the martyrdom of four of the 14th Brigades in an American attack on the border strip between Iraq and Syria.
In the details, Al-Mayadeen's correspondent reported that an American raid targeted a site for the Popular Mobilization in the Al-Qaim area inside Iraqi territory.
For its part, the Syrian "SANA" news agency confirmed the death of a child and three civilians in the US attack on the border area with Iraq in the far eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zur.
The border area with Iraq in the far eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zur was subjected to an air attack by warplanes after midnight, which caused the death of a child and the injury of three civilians.
SANA's correspondent in Deir ez-Zur, quoting civil sources, stated that warplanes attacked residential houses near the Syrian-Iraqi border with missiles at around one o'clock today in the Al-Bukamal countryside.
Iraqi resistance: We will avenge the blood of our martyrs
And the Iraqi Resistance Coordinators announced in a statement, "we will not remain silent about the ongoing presence of the American occupation forces, which violate the constitution and the will of the Iraqi people."
The statement stressed, "the occupation forces continue criminal acts by attacking Iraqi fighters stationed on the border with Syria, pointing out that the group of martyrs were in the Qaim sector at the hands of the Americans, defending the security of Iraq and its people."
He stressed that "the resistance will avenge the blood of the martyrs from the perpetrators behind this heinous crime."
The US Department of Defense confirmed that warplanes launched precision airstrikes in the border area between Iraq and Syria.
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said that the airstrikes, directed by President Joe Biden, targeted operational and weapons storage facilities at two locations in Syria and one location in Iraq.
The US Department of Defense confirmed that the targeted facilities were used by Hezbollah Brigades and Sayyid of Martyrs Battalions.
