Israeli bases in occupied Golan, US bases in Deir Ezzor bombed
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The Resistance bomb US occupation sites in Deir Ezzor and the Israeli occupation's sites in the occupied Syrian Golan.
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Crewmen enter Bradley fighting vehicles at a US military base at an undisclosed location in Northeastern Syria, on November 11, 2019 (AP)
A US occupation base in Syria was being shelled from Iraqi territory, local sources told Al Mayadeen on Sunday, which led to explosions, though no information has thus far been reported about the casualties.
Explosions were reported to have been heard in northeastern Deir Ezzor in Al-Omar gas field as international coalition aircraft were circling the area.
Sources confirmed to Al Mayadeen that the US occupation base in al-Omar oil field east of Deir Ezzor in Syria came under attack, leading to explosions inside the base. The sources added that the sounds of explosions were heard in surrounding areas. It is worth noting that the base was the target of several attacks recently.
On Friday, Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported that a missile strike targeted the base itself.
Sources revealed to Al Mayadeen that it was targeted with six rockets launched from the desert between the cities of al-Mayadeen and al-Bukamal.
Earlier in the day, the Islamic resistance in Iraq announced that it bombed the US' Shaddadi base with two drones.
Al Mayadeen's sources reported early on Friday sounds of explosions inside the US occupation Conoco Field base in the northern countryside of Deir Ezzor.
The sources mentioned that the explosions are likely the result of the base being targeted with several rockets, with no information available yet regarding casualties.
Around that same time, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced targeting US forces in the vicinity of Erbil International Airport in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region using two drones, confirming direct hits.
As the US bases in Deir Ezzor were shelled, an Al Mayadeen correspondent reported that rockets were launched toward the south of the occupied Golan, with Israeli media reporting that three rockets were launched from Syria toward three Israeli military sites in the southern occupied Golan.
The Resistance also announced the targeting of US forces at the Ain al-Assad base in western Iraq with a drone, confirming a direct hit. Sources also revealed to Al Mayadeen that the US military base in al-Omar oil field, located northeast of Deir Ezzor Governorate, eastern Syria, was targeted with a missile on Friday.
Moreover, the Pentagon announced on Saturday at dawn that “American and coalition forces were subjected to no less than 20 missile and drone attacks in Iraq and Syria between October 17 and October 27.”
It stated that American and coalition forces in Iraq were targeted with at least 14 targets and six separate attacks in Syria.
Simultaneously, an American website reported that several US forces in Baghdad left the city amid escalating attacks against them.
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