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  • In Al-Hasakah: U.S. Forces Test Advanced Defense Systems in Northern Syria

  • Simultaneous military drills across multiple locations indicate a comprehensive security strategy aimed at enhancing U.S. forces' ability to protect their bases from potential attacks
In Al-Hasakah: U.S. Forces Test Advanced Defense Systems in Northern Syria
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At midday today, U.S. military units conducted intensive exercises at the "Kharab al-Jir" facility in northern Al-Hasakah province. These drills simulated intercepting and neutralizing attacking drones, highlighting efforts to strengthen U.S. defensive capabilities in the region amid rising threats.

According to military sources, U.S. units deployed advanced defensive technologies that were recently transported to their bases. These systems are designed to reinforce air defense mechanisms and improve readiness for any potential threats. This move is part of a broader strategy to secure U.S. military presence in Northeastern Syria.

A Coordinated Defense Strategy

These exercises are part of ongoing security measures to protect U.S. installations in the region. The increased military activity suggests that U.S. forces are preparing for potential escalations targeting their presence.

Additionally, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that International Coalition forces, alongside the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), carried out intensive combat drills at the Al-Omar and Al-Younico oil fields in eastern Deir ez-Zor province. The exercises included live-fire training with machine guns against simulated targets, supported by air patrols.

The simultaneous exercises across multiple locations reflect a comprehensive defensive plan implemented by U.S. forces across their areas of influence in Northern and Eastern Syria.

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