Missile attack targets US forces in northeastern Syria
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The US Central Command confirms that the Green village base in northeastern Syria was attacked by two missiles near the international coalition forces, and indicates that there were no injuries or material damage.
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A US soldier sits on an armored vehicle in territories occupied by the US forces in Syria. (AP)
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the occupied Green Village in northeastern Syria, near the occupied Al-Omar oilfield, was attacked, on Monday evening, when two missiles fell near the 'international coalition forces', without causing any injuries or material damage.
CENTCOM indicated, in a statement, that on March 13, at 8:23 pm, local time in Syria, two missiles landed near the Mission Support Site Green Village in northeastern Syria.
The statement also noted that "no US or Coalition troops were killed or wounded and there was no damage to Coalition infrastructure or equipment."
A rocket attack targeted Mission Support Site Green Village in Northeast Syria today. pic.twitter.com/Dm7iqmUhVq
— U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) March 13, 2023
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