Several explosions were heard in the aforementioned enclave as a result of the impact of the unmanned aerial vehicles, as US helicopters flew intensively over the area at low altitude.

The self-styled Islamic Resistance in Iraq claimed responsibility for the attack and assured that it is part of the continued response to US support for Israel’s war against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.

US military bases in Syria and Iraq were attacked over 150 times in the last three months, according to Pentagon officials.

Washington maintains fifteen bases in Syrian territory without the consent of the Damascus Government or the approval of the United Nations.

Syria has repeatedly denounced the US presence on Syrian soil, describing it as an occupation, and assures that the actions of US soldiers in national territory encourage terrorist activity to destabilize the country and loot its wealth.

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