3 attacks target American bases in Syria, Iraq

The "Islamic Resistance" in Iraq announced the attack on two American bases: "Ain al-Assad" in the Iraqi Anbar Governorate, and "Tel Baidar" in the Hasaka Province in NE Syria, after claiming responsibility for attacking the "Harir" base in Hawler earlier today.

The "Islamic Resistance" said in a statement that its members targeted the American Ain al-Assad base using "two drones that directly hit their targets," adding that the attack came "in response to the crimes committed by the enemy against our people in Gaza."

In a separate statement, the "Islamic Resistance" said that it also attacked the American "Tel Baidar" base, west of the city of Hasaka, using two drones, stressing that they "directly hit their targets."

Earlier today, the group announced that its drone struck a base belonging to the international coalition led by Washington at the Harir Airport in Hawler in southern Kurdistan.

The Pentagon announced that 58 attacks targeted American forces by what it said were “Iranian proxies in Iraq and Syria” since last October 17.

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