Iran behind drone attack on US base in Syria - report
United States officials believe that Iran could be behind last week's drone attacks at the al-Tanf garrison in Syria where American troops are located, The Washington Post reported on Monday citing an anonymous government source, Baku Tribune reports citing Breaking News.
United States officials believe that Iran could be behind last week's drone attacks at the al-Tanf garrison in Syria where American troops are located, The Washington Post reported on Monday citing an anonymous government source, Baku Tribune reports citing Breaking News.
According to the report, the US suspects Iran did not launch the attack itself, but encouraged it and provided five drones with explosive charges. No injuries among US troops or Syrian forces were reported.
The statement comes amid US and EU efforts to resume nuclear talks with Iran and return to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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