Three U.S. soldiers are killed on the border between Jordan and Syria in a drone attack
- 34 soldiers are wounded. Iran has denied any connection to the attack, which has been promulgated by the Islamic Resistance of Iraq.
Three American soldiers are killed and 34 wounded in a drone attack. Near the border between Syria and Jordan, the attack took place at the Jordan Defense Network Tower 22 logistic support base, according to U.S. President Joe Biden on Sunday. The Islamic Resistance of Iraq takes over the attack, but Iran denies its involvement.
The White House opens a statement saying that “you know” who did it: “Although we are collecting the details of this attack, we know that the extreme militant groups working in Syria and Iraq did.”
However, the Minister of Communication of the Government of Jordan, Muhannad Mubaidin, has pointed out that the attack took place outside Jordan and was directed against the Syrian base Al Tanf.
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