oann

23 attacks on U.S. Army bases in Iraq and Syria in 2 weeks.


(Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty ⁣Images)

OAN’s Abril Elfi
5:25 PM – Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Since mid-October,⁣ United States ‌coalition‍ forces in the Middle East have faced a barrage of attacks, totaling 23 incidents.

Advertisement

A senior defense official spoke‌ to reporters on Monday, revealing that Iraq⁢ has experienced ⁤14‍ attacks, while Syria has faced nine attacks since ⁤October 17th.

“Our military has successfully disrupted many of these attacks,” the ⁣official emphasized. “Thanks to our robust⁤ defenses, most of them failed to reach⁤ their targets.”

The official also⁣ disclosed ​that 21 U.S. troops have been injured so far.

Highlighting the urgency of the situation, the senior U.S. ‌defense source warned that various sections of Iran’s threat network have been expanding their attacks, raising the risk of a full-scale confrontation in the region.

While U.S. ‍outposts in⁣ Iraq‌ and Syria have frequently been targeted by Iran-backed ⁣militias, the number of strikes has significantly risen in October, following the U.S.’s pledge to support Israel after the Hamas attack on October 7th.

In response to these attacks, the United States recently targeted‍ two locations in eastern ​Syria used by Iran and its proxies, destroying a weapons storage facility and an ammunition storage center operated by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and allied militias.

As concerns ⁣grow about a​ potential larger conflict, the Biden administration has been attempting to send a strong message of deterrence to Iran, as stated by National Security ⁢Council spokesperson John Kirby during a press briefing on ‌Monday.

Stay informed! Subscribe here to receive breaking news blasts directly to your inbox for free. https://www.oann.com/alerts

Advertisement

Share this post!

The House⁣ GOP may⁢ ruin⁤ Zelensky’s Trick-or-Treating, Josh Hawley haunts Alejandro​ Mayorkas and the ⁤White House curses your dollar.

Senate Republicans address‍ the increased national security⁢ threat ⁣at the Southern Border.

As ⁢the Israeli ground offensive intensifies, former State Department Spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus says now is not the time for a ceasefire. One America’s Chanel Rion with more.

A 22-year-old is ⁣released on a four-million-dollar bond after ⁢being charged with‌ the deaths of four‍ Pepperdine‍ University students. One America’s Taylor Tinsley has‌ the latest.

China’s most ‍popular social media platforms ‌announced that “self-media”⁣ accounts with more than ⁢500,000 followers will be asked to display real-name information

Intel rose more than 9% on Friday and sparked a jump in chip stocks​ after the personal computer market was rebounding from its quarters-long slump.

Amazon.com ⁢rose 7% on Friday as it aims ⁢for a larger share of the‌ booming artificial⁤ intelligence market in a⁣ race with Microsoft.

Malaysia’s⁢ communications regulator ‌will issue a warning to social media firms ⁤TikTok and Meta for allegedly blocking pro-Palestinian content on their platforms.

rnrn

What implications do these attacks have for ​the‌ overall stability of the region and the potential⁤ for a ‌larger conflict

The Escalation of Attacks⁤ on U.S. Coalition Forces‍ in the Middle ‍East

Since mid-October, United States⁢ coalition ‍forces in the Middle‍ East have been subjected to a series of relentless attacks. In a span of just a few weeks, there have been a total‍ of⁢ 23 incidents, posing a⁤ significant threat to ‌the stability of the region.

According to⁢ a senior defense official, Iraq has been hit⁤ the hardest, ⁣experiencing 14 ‌attacks, while Syria has faced nine. These⁣ attacks have raised‌ concerns regarding the safety of U.S. troops and have highlighted the urgency of​ the situation.

However, it is worth noting that the U.S. military has⁣ successfully disrupted many of these attacks. Thanks to their robust defense systems, the⁢ majority of these ⁤attempts ⁢have ​failed to reach their ⁣intended targets, as emphasized by the defense official.‌ Unfortunately, these attacks⁢ have not come ‍without consequences, as 21 U.S. troops have been⁤ injured so far.

The senior U.S. defense source‍ has also revealed that various sections of‍ Iran’s threat network have been expanding ⁣their attacks, further heightening the risk of a full-scale​ confrontation⁢ in ​the region. This escalation in​ attacks comes after the U.S.’s pledge to support Israel in the wake⁢ of the Hamas attack on October 7th.

In response to these attacks, the United States has ⁢recently ⁢targeted two locations in eastern‍ Syria that were being used by Iran and its⁢ proxies. The strikes successfully destroyed a weapons storage ‍facility and an ammunition storage center ​operated by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary ‍Guard Corps and its allied militias. These actions demonstrate the United States’ determination to protect its ⁣interests and ⁤maintain stability in the region.

Recognizing⁢ the potential​ for a ⁣larger conflict,⁣ the Biden administration has been working towards sending​ a strong message of⁢ deterrence to ⁢Iran.​ During a press briefing,⁤ National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby emphasized⁤ the administration’s commitment to ensuring the​ safety of U.S. forces and its allies in the region.

As tensions continue to‌ rise and concerns ‌grow about ​the possibility of a more significant conflict, it​ is⁤ crucial⁢ to stay informed ‍about the ⁢situation.​ Subscribing to news alerts can provide timely ​updates and help individuals understand the⁣ ongoing developments in this evolving situation.

In conclusion,⁤ the escalation of attacks⁢ on U.S. coalition ⁣forces in the Middle East ‍is a matter of utmost ​concern. The frequency and intensity of these⁢ attacks ‍pose​ a ⁢direct threat to the stability‍ of the region and the safety of U.S. troops. The United States remains committed to its allies and has taken decisive action to‌ deter further aggression. It is essential for all parties‌ involved⁤ to work ⁢towards de-escalation ​and diplomatic solutions to‌ prevent further ⁢escalation and protect the peace and security of the region.



" Conservative News Daily does not always share or support the views and opinions expressed here; they are just those of the writer."

Related Articles

Sponsored Content
Back to top button
Close

Adblock Detected

Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker