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Five rockets fired from Iraq towards U.S. military base in Syria

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The attacks came one day after a huge blast at a military base in Iraq early on Saturday killed a member of an Iraqi security force that includes Iran-backed groups

So it's not escalation, it's retaliation. So another draw now?

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Islamic terrorists are now provoking the US?

Do it up!

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sakurasukiToday 07:44 am JST

The attacks came one day after a huge blast at a military base in Iraq early on Saturday killed a member of an Iraqi security force that includes Iran-backed groups

So it's not escalation, it's retaliation. So another draw now?

There is no indication that the earlier attack was from the US. Terrorists are perfectly capable of blowing up their own base due to incompetence. Also why are there terrorist bases in Iraq? The US has the permission of the government to be there.

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The US has the permission of the government to be there.

No they don't, as you well know.

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It looks like Iran and Iraq have many plastic toy rockets that give no harm to anyone.

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It looks like Iran and Iraq have many plastic toy rockets that give no harm to anyone.

Iran hit the Israeli airbase with at least 3 ballistic missiles. This was after announcing the target with the combined anti missile forces of Israel, the US, UK, France and Jordan all ready to act. No deaths or injuries as the base was bunkered down, and the nature of the attack was a message. Forget the bluster of 95% shot down. The fact that they didn't hit a single ballistic missile will have given Israel and the US something to consider.

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The whole world lost the respect to good old US..

Sooner or later this would happen

Just get out of Syria..

Leave the world in peace..

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