Look into the serious deployment expires this weekend. would you take the question? you broke up, mike. can you repeat the last part? the 90-day investigation to the 2019 syria strike expires this weekend. can you provide update? he s wrapping that up, mike. i don t have a specific timeline when that will be turned in and reviewed. i will take the question and we ll see if we can t get you a better answer, tom. good afternoon. two questions. one on ukraine and one on the guard deployment. which would you like first? you can decide. the guard deployment is the easier one perhaps. there s been records of complaints by the direct of columbia and the capitol police that they don t have the ability to remove trucks that impede the
Take the question? you broke up there, mike. can you just repeat the last part of your question? yeah, so the 90-day period for his investigation into the 2019 syria strike expires this weekend. could you provide any update or take the question? i know that he s wrapping that up, mike. i don t have a specific timeline of when that s going to be turned in and reviewed. i will take the question and we ll see if we can t get you a better answer. good afternoon. i have two questions. one on ukraine and one on the guard deployment. which would you like first? you can decide, tom. the guard deployment is the easier one perhaps. there has been reports of complaints and concerns by the district of columbia government, they don t have the ability to remove trucks, tow trucks that impede traffic situations. is there any defense department assets that could be made available to help them in this situation?
It expires this weekend. would you take the question? you broke up there, mike. can you just repeat the last part of your question? yeah. so the 90-day period for his investigation into the 2019 syria strike expires this weekend. could you provide any update or take the question? i know that he s wrapping that up, mike. i don t have a specific time line of when that will be turned in and reviewed. i will take question and we ll see if we can t get you a better answer. all right. 25 questions. one on ukraine and one on the guard deployment. which would you like first? you can decide. the guard deployment is the easiest. there have been complaints and concerns about the district of columbia, the capitol police, that they don t have the ability to remove trucks, tow trucks, in other words, trucks that impede. are there any assets that could
Israel Under Attack: IAF Strikes Syria After Missile Launched At Nuclear Reactor By Parul Soni
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Syria’s state-run news agency says four soldiers wounded in the Israeli strike
The incident marks the most serious violence between Israel and Syria in years
Israel and Syria moved toward their worst standoff in over a decade when the West Asian neighbors launched missiles into each other s territory Thursday morning and traded blame for the confrontation.
Air raid sirens went off at Israel’s top-secret nuclear facility in Abu Qrenat near Dimona in south Israel after a missile fired from Syria landed in the Negev Desert, Jerusalem Post reported. Israel called it the “longest-range attack by Syria.”
Biden’s decision to strike Iranian assets in Syria was the right call.
On February 26, the United States carried out an airstrike in eastern Syria targeting facilities used by Iran-backed militias in retaliation for recent rocket attacks on U.S. military sites in Iraq. In the first military action taken by President Joe Biden, two U.S. Air Force F-15E aircraft fired seven missiles into a border-crossing station, destroying buildings used by Kataib Hezbollah and Kataib Sayyid al-Shudada, prominent Iran-backed Shiite militia groups in the region. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby defended the decision to strike these Syrian targets as “authorized in response to recent attacks against American and collation personnel in Iraq.”