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They fired at the part of the base that had zero US personnel...They were care careful to not hit any US target |
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ghettokid1:Don't think Iran was responsible for this..Al-shabab is Sunni.. They are Saudi sponsored proxy. |
Two DOD personnel injured The US military's Africa Command has confirmed that one serviceman and two contractors were killed on Sunday when the jihadist militant group Al-Shabaab attacked a military base in Kenya. The injured are in a stable condition and are being evacuated at the moment, the statement said. Camp Simba, which hosts US and local troops, came under attack on Sunday morning. The naval base is located in Manda Bay in Lamu County on Kenya’s coast, bordering Somalia.“Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of our teammates who lost their lives today,” US Army General Stephen Townsend said in the statement. The general promised to “pursue those responsible” for the attack and prevent Al-Shabaab jihadists from creating a “safe haven” in Africa. The attack on the military base included “indirect and small arms fire.” Though the jihadists made it through the perimeter, they were repelled by forces within the base. Six contractor aircraft vehicles were damaged “to some degree” in the attack. Established in 2004, Camp Simba is used by the US to train Kenyan naval units, and is believed to play an important role in American operations in Somalia and Yemen, including drone strikes. Kenyan troops participate in the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), which is aimed at supporting the Somalian government in its fight against Al-Shabaab. https://www.rt.com/news/477534-kenya-attack-us-military-killed/
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MetaPhysical:my point in one of the thread is very similar to yours..You are absolutely correct OP.. https://www.nairaland.com/5614420/how-does-trumps-attack-favour#85519219 |
Vortex369:your post is devoid of Understanding...its not in sync with the OP's.you are neither countering,adding or supporting. Its just...
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A former top CIA official has warned there will be “dead civilian Americans” as a result of the targeted air strike that killed an Iranian general. Michael Morell, a former acting and deputy CIA director, said the killing of Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force leader Qassem Soleimani would spark a “harsh retaliation” from the Iranian government, and that US citizens would be targeted. “Soleimani was an evil genius. He had a lot of American blood on his hands. The world is a better place without him. The problem is that comes at a very high cost,“ Mr Morell, who served during Barack Obama’s presidency, told CBS. Number one, there will be dead Americans, dead civilian Americans, as a result of this. Possibly over the next few days in any place where Iran has its proxies, Iraq is the most likely place, but also Lebanon, Bahrain, other places in the Middle East.“ In the days after Soleimani’s assassination at a Baghdad airport, American officials have claimed that US citizens are now safer. But those apparently reassuring comments appear to be directly contradicted by State Department security warnings for Americans in Iraq, telling them to leave the country. Donald Trump has also ordered thousands of US troops to be sent to the Middle East in anticipation of a response from Iran. American oil workers in the country have also reportedly begun to leave, in fear of retaliation. “The world’s a much safer place today and I can assure you that Americans in the region are much safer today after the demise of Qassem Soleimani,” Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of State, said on Friday. Iran has vowed to avenge Soleimani after his death, and the country has seen mass demonstrations of mourning for the commander. On Sunday, in the city of Ahvaz, where demonstrators had gathered just months ago to protest against the government, tens of thousands of mourners gathered to greet the coffins of Soleimani and five other Revolutionary Guard Corps members who were also killed in the strike. “Harsh vengeance awaits the criminals that got his and other martyrs' blood on their evil hands in last night's incident,” said Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader. The United States has claimed the attack was aimed at curtailing an “imminent” threat to American lives, but has provided little evidence or intelligence to support that claim.The Quds Force leader’s death has been met with concern from American allies abroad, who have suggested it could lead to an escalation of tensions, even as officials in the UK and Germany said Soleimani was a danger to the region.Britain's foreign secretary Dominic Raab said Britain “recognised the aggressive threat” posed by Soleimani, but said “further conflict is in none of our interests”. In France, a government spokesperson said the attack had made conflict more likely, and the world less safe. “We are waking up in a more dangerous world. Military escalation is always dangerous,” Amelie de Montchalin, France’s deputy minister for foreign affairs, told RTL radio. “When such actions, such operations, take place, we see that escalation is under way.” The governments of Russia and China have also expressed fears that killing Soleimani had made the world less safe. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/iran-soleimani-trump-world-war-cia-michael-morell-a9271106.html |
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday the US military in the Middle East would pay the price for killing Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, which he said marked ‘the start of a new phase’ for the region. Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday the US military in the Middle East would pay the price for killing Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, which he said marked ‘the start of a new phase’ for the region. Nasrallah, speaking in a televised address marking Soleimani’s death in a targeted US air strike, said responding to the killing was not only Iran’s responsibility but the responsibility of its allies in the region too. As thousands listened at a rally in the southern suburbs of Beirut, the Hezbollah leader said the US killing of Soleimani marked “the start of a new phase and new history not just for Iran or Iraq but the whole region”. He called the killing a “clear, blatant crime” that will transform the Middle East. Nasrallah said attacks on the US military presence in the Middle East would be “fair punishment” for Soleimani’s killing, listing US bases, naval ships and military personnel as possible targets. Nasrallah urged Iraq to free itself from US “occupation”, moments before the country’s parliament passed a resolution urging the government to expel foreign troops from the country, notably those of the US-led coalition. Founded by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards in 1982, Hezbollah is a critical part of an Iranian-backed regional military alliance. The United States has designated Hezbollah as a terrorist group. “When the coffins of American soldiers and officers begin to be transported ... to the United States, [US President Donald] Trump and his administration will realise that they have really lost the region and will lose the elections,” Nasrallah said, referring to the 2020 US presidential election. Nasrallah said such an approach would force the United States to withdraw from the Middle East “humiliated, defeated and in terror ... as they left in the past”. Nasrallah said that suicide bombers that had forced America to leave the region in the past are still there and greater in number than before, reported Reuters. He added that Hezbollah and its allies should not target US civilians, however. Sunday’s comments were Nasrallah’s first public statements since Soleimani was killed by a US airstrike in Iraq Friday. https://www.france24.com/en/20200105-hezbollah-leader-vows-bloody-retaliation-for-us-killing-of-iranian-general |
There won't be war coz a war between Iran and US will have grave consequence Economically,Politically in the respective countries and would re-shape the balance of military power in world,with Russia and China coming out winners. The US has a lot to loose. One aspect folks aren't looking at is the fact that Iran does not need to attack Washington to declare victory...All they need is to attack US interest in the middle-east,by staging a long , hard , tiring battle in multiple fronts... |
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