Drone attack on Iraq base failed, 2nd one in 24 hours: Coalition | ISIL / ISIS issues

Officials from the US-led coalition say two immobilized drones with explosives were damaged as a result of security at the Ain al-Asad airbase.

Za ku secondly Within 24 hours, a US-led coalition against ISIL (ISIS) in Iraq is said to have stopped a drone attack on a U.S. military base.

An international military official said on Tuesday two armed drones were fired as they approached an area west of Anbar.

“Two rocket-propelled grenade drones were fired and destroyed by Iraqi anti-aircraft missiles on the Ain al-Asad airbase this morning,” the official was quoted as saying by the media.

“Attempts to attack have failed. All forces are calculated. ”

On Monday, the alliance said it had shot at two armed planes as they approached a U.S. military base near Baghdad airport. No one was injured in the incident, though.

There was no indication that he was responsible.

This comes as Tehran and its allies in the Middle East took place on Monday mental memories and marking the second year of the assassination of an Iranian military chief Qassem Soleimanme and her Iraqi lieutenant during the US air raid at the Baghdad airport.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has said in a televised speech that former US President Donald Trump should be prosecuted for ordering the destruction of Germany, otherwise Tehran retaliates.

The US is leading an international militant group against ISIL, with troops stationed in Iraq in exchange for training and technology since the end of the war last month.

“Even though we have completed our military service, we still have the right to defend ourselves,” he said.

“This is an attack on the Iraqi establishment and an attack on the Iraqi people and their security forces.