Pro-Iran Iraqi militias attack US bases in Syria and the Israeli city of Eilat

MADRID, 14 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Iraqi militia Islamic Resistance of Iraq, supported by Iran, has announced attacks on three US bases in Syria and the "entry into service" of a short-range 'Sarim' missile.

This was announced by the militia on its Telegram channel, where it revealed that they have used drones and other weapons to attack Al Malikiya (Hasaka province, northeast), the US base of Al Omar (Deir Ezzor, northeast) and Villa Verde, in the same region.

For his part, the leader of the pro-Iran Al Nujaba Movement, Akram al Kaabi, has confirmed an attack against the Israeli city of Eilat, in the extreme south of the country, on the shore of the Red Sea between Israel and Jordan, according to the news agency. Iraqi Shafaq.

The previous day, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported the launch of 15 rockets by pro-Iranian militias against the forces of the international coalition in Syria, led by the United States, at the Koniko base (Deir Ezzor), another against the base of Al Omar and against the city of Al Mayadin (Deir Ezzor).

According to data from the organization, based in London and informants in the Arab country, this type of militias have launched at least 32 attacks against coalition bases in Syria; However, they have also seen significant activity against the United States in Iraq.