• US fires airstrikes at 2 facilities with ties to Iran, its proxy groups

    From Obama pulls Biden's strings@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 13 07:11:19 2023
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    The United States military fired another round of airstrikes on two
    facilities with ties to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its
    proxy groups in Eastern Syria Sunday, officials said.

    The latest series of airstrikes ordered by President Biden came in
    response to sustained attacks against US soldiers on bases in Iraq and
    Syria, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said in a statement.

    “The President has no higher priority than the safety of US personnel, and
    he directed today’s action to make clear that the United States will
    defend itself, its personnel, and its interests,” Austin said.

    The strikes targeted a training facility near Abu Kamal and a safe house
    near Mayadin.

    One site included weapons storage, a US official told the Associated
    Press.

    Militant groups, many backed by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, have
    targeted almost 50 bases housing US personnel in Iraq and Syria since Oct.
    17.

    So far, 56 US personnel have been injured –- a combination of traumatic
    brain injury and other minor wounds – in the attacks, but all have
    returned to duty.

    Sunday’s airstrikes are the third time in two weeks the US has retaliated against militants in Middle Eastern countries for the attacks on bases.

    Violence in the region has ramped up since the Oct. 7 attack carried out
    by Hamas against Israel. In response, the Jewish state has launched a retaliatory military campaign against the terror group in Gaza.

    https://nypost.com/2023/11/12/news/us-fires-airstrikes-at-2-facilities- with-ties-to-iran-its-proxy-groupsus-fires-airstrikes-at-2-facilities- with-ties-to-iran-its-proxy-groups/

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  • From American Patriot@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 13 15:30:32 2023
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    The United States military fired another round of airstrikes on two >facilities with ties to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its >proxy groups in Eastern Syria Sunday, officials said.


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  • From Trumpster!@21:1/5 to All on Fri Nov 17 22:37:28 2023
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    On 13 Nov 2023, American Patriot <patriot1@protonmail.com> posted some news:uitfeo$mok7$4@dont-email.me:

    Democrats might as well burn their ballots. Trump is going to win.

    Built on a foundation of robust enthusiasm for his candidacy and a
    widespread acceptance among Republican primary voters of his false claims
    that the 2020 election was stolen, Donald Trump holds a commanding 28-
    point lead in New Hampshire in his bid to capture the party’s 2024
    presidential nomination, according to a Washington Post-Monmouth
    University poll.

    The poll confirms other recent surveys that show former U.N. ambassador
    Nikki Haley moving into a distant second place, after a series of well- received debate performances that have elevated her standing. The survey
    also contains signs the former South Carolina governor has potential to
    rise further among the state’s relatively moderate primary electorate.

    Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, meanwhile, has lost considerable ground in New Hampshire, where at least one other public poll showed him leading Trump
    at the beginning of the year. Now mired behind four others in New
    Hampshire, according to the Post-Monmouth poll, DeSantis has put his hopes
    on a strong second-place finish in Iowa to move him into contention
    elsewhere.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/11/17/post-monmouth-new- hampshire-poll/

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