now thats what i call killing two birds with one stone
let the descendants of rome and majoos battle it out like theyve always done
let the descendants of rome and majoos battle it out like theyve always done
Iran making moves? Al-asad US base under attack
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Thought this message would go to we need Somaliland to get ish together asap as oil will be needed soon. We will become tajirs.
U.S. troops had three hours warning of missile strikes: Officials say Iran warned the U.S. via a European embassy of imminent attack and made sure American satellites and eavesdropping could detect their plans
PUBLISHED: 07:07, 9 January 2020 | UPDATED: 07:08, 9 January 2020
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The United States had three hours warning of the missile strikes after Iran tipped them off via a European embassy and ensured their plans of an attack were easily detectable, U.S. officials claim.
The Iranians prepared for the missile strikes on two Iraqi airbases housing American troops by intentionally making sure U.S. intelligence could detect the plans via satellites and eavesdropping, the officials told TIME magazine.
Intelligence managed to pick up the threat of strikes about three hours before they actually took place, according to the U.S. officials.
One official said the hours-long warning enabled a U.S. military officer to visit one of the bases in Iraq and warn them of when and where the missiles were expected to strike.
The revelations are in stark contrast to remarks made by the top U.S. military officer on Wednesday just hours after President Donald Trump on Wednesday suggested Iran was 'standing down'.
- U.S. officials say they had three hours warning of the Iranian missile strikes
- They say Iran tipped the U.S. off about attacks via a European embassy
- The officials say the Iranians also ensured their plans were easily detectable to the U.S. via satellites and eavesdropping
- An official said the hours-long warning enabled a U.S. military officer to visit one of the bases in Iraq and warn them of when and where the missiles would strike
- The top U.S. military officer had said earlier on Wednesday that Iran's missile attack intended to kill U.S. personnel at Iraq's al-Asad airbase
- Donald Trump on Wednesday tempered days of angry rhetoric and suggested Iran was 'standing down'
PUBLISHED: 07:07, 9 January 2020 | UPDATED: 07:08, 9 January 2020
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The United States had three hours warning of the missile strikes after Iran tipped them off via a European embassy and ensured their plans of an attack were easily detectable, U.S. officials claim.
The Iranians prepared for the missile strikes on two Iraqi airbases housing American troops by intentionally making sure U.S. intelligence could detect the plans via satellites and eavesdropping, the officials told TIME magazine.
Intelligence managed to pick up the threat of strikes about three hours before they actually took place, according to the U.S. officials.
One official said the hours-long warning enabled a U.S. military officer to visit one of the bases in Iraq and warn them of when and where the missiles were expected to strike.
The revelations are in stark contrast to remarks made by the top U.S. military officer on Wednesday just hours after President Donald Trump on Wednesday suggested Iran was 'standing down'.
Kinda weak sauce move.U.S. troops had three hours warning of missile strikes: Officials say Iran warned the U.S. via a European embassy of imminent attack and made sure American satellites and eavesdropping could detect their plans
By EMILY CRANE FOR DAILYMAIL.COM and REUTERS
- U.S. officials say they had three hours warning of the Iranian missile strikes
- They say Iran tipped the U.S. off about attacks via a European embassy
- The officials say the Iranians also ensured their plans were easily detectable to the U.S. via satellites and eavesdropping
- An official said the hours-long warning enabled a U.S. military officer to visit one of the bases in Iraq and warn them of when and where the missiles would strike
- The top U.S. military officer had said earlier on Wednesday that Iran's missile attack intended to kill U.S. personnel at Iraq's al-Asad airbase
- Donald Trump on Wednesday tempered days of angry rhetoric and suggested Iran was 'standing down'
PUBLISHED: 07:07, 9 January 2020 | UPDATED: 07:08, 9 January 2020
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The United States had three hours warning of the missile strikes after Iran tipped them off via a European embassy and ensured their plans of an attack were easily detectable, U.S. officials claim.
The Iranians prepared for the missile strikes on two Iraqi airbases housing American troops by intentionally making sure U.S. intelligence could detect the plans via satellites and eavesdropping, the officials told TIME magazine.
Intelligence managed to pick up the threat of strikes about three hours before they actually took place, according to the U.S. officials.
One official said the hours-long warning enabled a U.S. military officer to visit one of the bases in Iraq and warn them of when and where the missiles were expected to strike.
The revelations are in stark contrast to remarks made by the top U.S. military officer on Wednesday just hours after President Donald Trump on Wednesday suggested Iran was 'standing down'.
Romans were massacred in the 30 years war (8 million dead, which was a lot in those days). Doubt these idiots are their descendants.
Most history we think we know is a lie.
Looll whatever makes you sleep at night. The base was Iraqi. Not American. The Iranians lost their best terrrorist general. The Americans lost a contractor. The winner is trump. The Iranians are too scared to kill Americans now
Shias are only brave to Sunnis, look at history these guys only fight Sunnis no one else. Apart from Hezbollah and the houthis in Yemen are not Shia. They are called zaidis, and they don’t badmouth the sahabas .
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