CENTCOM: 3 US service members were killed and 25 injured in unmanned air attack in northeast Jordan near the Syrian border by Iranian groups
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Dont be surprised if its a false flag or if Israel did this
Hopefully they don’t extend you like buddy. Congrats
they would NOT want me in the military after some shyt like that
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
Warmongers pop all this shyt knowing they ain't got nobody enlisted and knowing ain't nobody gon bother to bomb their shytty little town in retaliation. The loudest one in here is barely even American.
levitate
I love you, you know.
Or we can just stay out of their affairs and leave them the fukk alone?
the world doesn’t work that way
if you dont nip small problems early they become bigger harder to deal with problems later
Yall learned what a false flag was then assumed everything was fake
TikTok geopolitical experts taught everyone to assume there's a master conspiracy behind every global event.
levitate
I love you, you know.
So it’s OK for Russia to invade Ukraine then since NATO expanding is a problem in their opinion that needs to be “nipped”.
The Fukin Prophecy
RIP Champ
Iran is going to crumble quickly, the Islamist regime is barely hanging on...
No American ground troops are needed here...Just provide air support, the Persian people will do the rest and take back their country from the Islamist oppressors...They been burning down mosques for a while now, 50,000 were shutdown last year
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No American ground troops are needed here...Just provide air support, the Persian people will do the rest and take back their country from the Islamist oppressors...They been burning down mosques for a while now, 50,000 were shutdown last year
50,000 mosques have closed in Iran - Are Iranians seeking truth outside of Islam? - All Arab News
Unrest and distrust of the Islamic government are leading many away from Islam; Evangelical broadcasts and ministries are leading many to Christ
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Georgiamuscle
Superstar
I don’t blame you breh but they were fukking people in the desert during the height of the GWOT. If they’re alright doing it in a combat zone with disgruntled Soldiers, they definitely dgaf about everyone else rn if shyt pops off
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Whatever Russia gained, they lost in pride, blood, and material. And the USA did it for cheap.So it’s OK for Russia to invade Ukraine then since NATO expanding is a problem in their opinion that needs to be “nipped”.
Considering this it is America, is it far fetched to think they'd use a false flag as a pretext for War. No.
But that conversely means you have to be a nuanced and actually rational thinker. It’s the same as going to college and realizing the science you learned in high school wasn’t actually reality and that things are way more complex than that.
The point of a false flag is to OCCASIONALLY twist even true or realistic events. Not to whole-cloth manipulate entirely new events or outright fake entire movements.
U.S. Failed to Stop Drone Attack Because of Identification Mixup
Enemy drone approached its target at the same time a U.S. drone was also returning to base
The U.S. failed to stop a deadly attack on an American military outpost in Jordan because the enemy drone approached its target at the same time a U.S. drone was also returning to base, U.S. officials said Monday.
The enemy drone was launched from Iraq by a militia backed by Tehran, U.S. officials said. The outpost, Tower 22, sits in Jordan, hard on the borders of Iraq and Syria.
The U.S. has yet to find evidence thus far that Iran directed the attack, a U.S. defense official said Monday.
The attack signaled an escalation in hostilities that have been growing since the Oct. 7 Hamas assault on Israel and the ensuing war in Gaza. Biden said the U.S. would respond.
The U.S. is weighing strikes against militias in Iraq and Syria, as well as within Iran, the officials said. An attack on Iranian soil seemed like a less likely option, U.S. officials said.
In addition to determining how to respond to the drone attack on Tower 22, the administration is also considering strikes against Houthi targets in response to their attacks on commercial U.S. military ships. On Friday, a U.S. destroyer, the USS Carney, shot down a ballistic missile fired toward it from a Houthi-controlled area of Yemen, the Pentagon said, marking the second time the U.S. has announced that the group has targeted one of its military vessels.
The Biden administration has to weigh a response forceful enough to deter Iranian allies from conducting further attacks on U.S. forces and interests while avoiding getting bogged down in another war in the Middle East.
The Reagan administration attacked Iranian ships and offshore oil platforms in clashes with Tehran, but the U.S. military hasn’t previously attacked targets on Iranian territory.
Former officials have said the administration might choose from a variety of options short of striking Iranian territory, such as attacking Iran’s paramilitary Quds Force personnel in Syria, Iraq and Yemen, hitting Iranian ships at sea or conducting a major attack on the Iranian-backed militia group that is assessed to be responsible.
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby on Monday said the U.S. was still working to establish who was specifically responsible for the attack, but believed the perpetrators were supported by Kataib Hezbollah, which is one of Iran’s main militia allies and is based in Iraq with forces in Syria.
Biden would respond “in a time and manner of his own choosing” and “in a very consequential way,” Kirby said in an interview with CNN.
“We don’t want to see these attacks continue. And we want to make it clear that they’re unacceptable. We also want to make it clear that we’ll do what we have to do to protect our troops, our facilities, our national security interests in the region,” Kirby said. “But we don’t seek a war with Iran. We’re not looking for a wider conflict in the Middle East.”
Aresu Eqbali, Benoit Faucon, Rory Jones and Jared Malsin contributed to this article.
Write to Nancy A. Youssef at nancy.youssef@wsj.com, Michael R. Gordon at michael.gordon@wsj.com and Sune Engel Rasmussen at sune.rasmussen@wsj.com