Shadadi US base targeted from within SDF-occupied territory: Sources
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This comes one day after the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that it targeted al-Shadadi base with a barrage of missiles.
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US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fighters sit on their armored vehicles, at al-Sabha town in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, Syria, Monday, Sept. 4, 2023 (AP)
According to inside information obtained by Al Mayadeen Net, a group of US occupation troops stationed inside al-Shadadi base (south of al-Hasakah city in Syria), in coordination with SDF militants, discovered, during their sweep of the base's surroundings, a launch pad.
This comes one day after the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that it targeted al-Shadadi base with a barrage of rockets.
"The discovery of a missile launch pad within areas under the control of the US occupation and SDF militias is evidence of the top-tier success of the Resistance in conducting military action within the areas of influence of the US forces," the sources stated.
They also pointed out that "the capacity of the Resistance to target US bases from a close range is a new on-field victory for them," indicating that "this achievement will confuse US forces as it was executed for the first time from within SDF-controlled areas."
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Yesterday, Al Mayadeen reported, citing informed sources, that locals had heard several explosions inside a US base in the city of al-Shadadi, south of Hasakah in Syria, on Monday.
The sources said the sounds are likely to be the result of "a drone belonging to the Islamic Resistance factions in Iraq targeting the base with several missiles."
Later yesterday, Al Mayadeen correspondent reported that the Iraqi Resistance had targeted Ain al-Asad occupation base twice in one day.
According to the correspondent, the base was targeted using drones and achieved direct hits.
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