Kwan chombo kilichotoa taarifa ni cha US, kwan huko hakuna watu walioshuhudia wakatoa taarifa za vifo? Kuna vyombo vingi tu mashariki ya kati kwann havijataja watu waliokufa ?
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Mkuu mahali palipopigwa ni enclosed,kwa hiyo sio rahisi watu wa nje kujua kilichotokea ndani.Naweza pia kusema the place is out of bounds for ordinary people kwa maana ya civilians.
Naomba ukumbuke pia kwamba ndio chombo kilichotoa taarifa sio cha Marekani,lakini kime-report taarifa iliyotolewa na Wamarekani,which might not be authentic.Do not forget that the Americans are liars to the bone,so you can never trust them for anything.
Soma taarifa ifuatayo mkuu.Taarifa hii inaonyesha wazi kwamba wamarekani hawako tayari kutoa taarifa yeyote and this is understandable. Hawakutegemea kwamba any nation on the surface of the earth could rise up against them.
**US officials have so far declined to release any information about the damage to their bases or casualties inflicted by the missile strikes.
The White House canceled a formal address to the Americans Tuesday night. Reacting to the attack in a Twitter post, President Donald Trump claimed "All is well." He said an assessment of casualties and damage from the strikes was underway and that he would make a statement on Wednesday morning.*
Updates:
Report: Damage from Iran strikes 'much greater' than US admits
Monday, 13 January 2020 7:23 PM
[ Last Update: Monday, 13 January 2020 8:16 PM ]
This January 8, 2020 satellite image released by Planet Labs Inc. reportedly shows damage to the Ain al-Asad US airbase in western Iraq, after being hit by missiles from Iran. (By AFP)
A report by a correspondent for Danish TV 2 who has interviewed Danish soldiers positioned at Iraq’s Ain al-Assad airbase, which was the target of a retaliatory attack from Iran against US forces, shows that the damage done to the base has been “much greater” than the US officials acknowledge.
The
report cites Danish sergeant John and other Danish soldiers as making the comment in an interview after the US military base in the western Iraqi province of Anbar was targeted by Iran’s retaliatory strikes.
“Suddenly, the first wave came, that’s what I call it. Nine rockets at barely a ton each. It cannot be described. I’ve never experienced anything like it, and I hope to never come to it again,” said the Danish sergeant, who was in a bunker along with his other comrades at the time of the strikes.
The first strikes were so severe that we were sure we were going to a golden desert and nothing would be left. We were really surprised that everything hadn’t fallen on top of our heads. I would estimate that the nearest rocket hit 300 yards from us, and as we walked around afterwards, there were halves of helicopters, and there were holes so big that you could park a van in them,” the sergeant added.Sergeant John went on to say that the damage was “actually much greater than the US admitted, with even helicopters being destroyed and not just several buildings damaged and hitting open territory in the camp.
Updates:
US military has now admitted that 11 US troops were wounded in Iranian missile attack despite earlier denials
Friday, 17 January 2020 7:27 AM
[ Last Update: Friday, 17 January 2020 8:17 AM ]
A picture taken on January 13, 2020 during a press tour shows a view of the damage at the Ain al-Asad military airbase housing US and other foreign troops in the western Iraqi province of Anbar. (Photo by AFP)
The United States military has comfirmed that 11 of its troops were wounded in an Iranian retaliatory missile attack last week despite Washington's initial claim denying casualties.
The Ain al-Assad airbase is a large complex located about 180 kilometers west of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, housing about 1,500 US forces and members of the US-led coalition that purport to fight the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group.
On January 8, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) fired volleys of ballistic missiles at Ain al-Assad, and another outpost in Erbil, the capital of the semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan.