Satellite Images Show Damage Caused by Strikes on Iran-Linked Targets on Iraq-Syria Border
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by Algemeiner Staff
Israeli Air Force F-15 planes. Photo: Reuters / Amir Cohen.
Damage caused by overnight airstrikes on a number of Iran-linked targets in Syria near the border with Iraq was evident in satellite images published on Monday.
The strikes — attributed in some reports to Israel — hit a military base used by pro-Iran Shi’a fighters.
Satellite photos showing the aftermath of the attack can be seen in the ImageSat International Twitter thread below:
#Syria, #Albukamal: the new #Iranian #military compound – #aftermath pic.twitter.com/WhCNvrkfOr
— ImageSat Intl. (@ImageSatIntl) September 9, 2019
The attacked storehouses are located in a military base (#Iranian, according #FoxNews), 5 km West of the Syria-Iraq border of #Albumamal–#AlQaim. The mentioned border is still closed, but it seems to be ready to be #operarional soon. pic.twitter.com/KkDNrHFfxT
— ImageSat Intl. (@ImageSatIntl) September 9, 2019
Israel has reportedly acted repeatedly in recent years with its military to prevent Iranian entrenchment in Syria and the establishment of a land corridor from Tehran to the Mediterranean Sea.
