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Al-Mayadeen’s Baghdad correspondent reports that the shelling of Ain Al-Assad’s base was carried out with several Katyusha rockets, and that the rockets were fired from a pickup vehicle in the adjacent Al-Bayader agricultural area. to the base.
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The bombing of the Ain Al-Assad base was carried out by several Katyusha missiles
War Media Cell reported that 10 Krad missiles had landed on the Ain Al-Asad air base this morning.
The cell noted that “there are no significant losses as a result of the attack and the security forces found the rocket launcher.”
This is reported by a reporter. Fields In Baghdad, the bombing of the Ain al-Assad base was carried out with several missiles.
And our correspondent pointed out that American and Spanish planes belonging to the coalition flew over the sky of Hit and Al-Baghdadi, after the bombing of Ain Al-Assad.
He noted that the rockets were fired from a pickup vehicle in the Al-Bayader agricultural area adjacent to the base.
For its part, the Washington-led international coalition said on Twitter, “Ain al-Assad has been exposed to 10 missiles and Iraqi forces are leading the investigations.”
Initial Report: 10 IDF rockets struck an Iraqi military base, Al Asad Air Base, which housed Coalition troops, on March 3, 2021 at approximately 7:20 am (Iraqi time). Iraqi SF is leading the response and investigation. More information will be posted as it becomes available.
– OIR Spokesperson, Col. Wayne Marotto (@OIRSpox) March 3, 2021
The Ain al-Assad base is located in the city of al-Baghdadi, 110 km west of Baghdad, and is the most important military base that houses US forces in Iraq.
While the commander of the United States Central Command, General Frank McKinsey, revealed new details about the exposure of the Ain al-Assad base, which is used by the United States in Iraq, to the Iranian bombing, in January last year, in response to the assassination of the Quds Force commander, martyr Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani.
During an interview on the “60 Minutes” program of the US channel “CBS”, McKinsey, the highest ranking US military officer in the Middle East, said that Iran “fired 16 high-precision missiles” at the Ain Al-Assad base. , describing the bombing as “an attack I have never seen before”.
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