Breaking: Israel's fierce bombing, killing Iranian soldiers

In the mid-Caribbean government air force attack in the morning, a missile has been launched. It killed 14 fighters, including allied Iranian soldiers. Britain-based watchdog Syrian Observatory of Human Rights said on Monday. They said, at least 14 soldiers were killed in the attack at the T-Four Airport. There are members of the Iranian army among the dead. '

It is not clear who is responsible for the attack. However, Russia and its main contributor Russia have blamed Israel for this. The blockaded city of Homa is located near the air base that is being attacked in Homs. The Syrian regime is blaming Israel on the air strikes when Syrian chemical weapons attack killed many people in the city. The same thing says the army in Russia too. But Israel did not immediately comment on this allegation

Russian army said two Israeli F-15 fighter missiles launched from the airspace in Lebanon. The Syrian air defense system has resisted five missiles out of eight. When a spokesman of the Israeli military asked about the allegation, he did not immediately comment.

In a video footage published in Lebanon, a plane or a missile has been running low and running towards Syria. At least 14 people were killed in the attack. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based human rights watchdog, most of the victims are Iranian citizens or members of Iran-backed forces.

The last rebel base near Damascus was East Gauta. International media sources said at least 70 people were killed in the city of East Gauta Doma in the chemical gas attack from Friday (April 6) to Saturday (April 7th). White helmet, a voluntary organization, said they were killed in Bashar's poisonous sarin chemical gas attack. Syria claims baseless claims. But warned the Syrian government on Sunday, US president Donald Trump said that Bashar al-Assad's government will have to pay a higher price for it. Russia also claims there is no evidence of the attack on Doma chemical weapons.

Shortly after the news of a missile attack on an airfield here on Monday, it was reported. Syria's state news agency Sana said, "Several missiles have been attacked at Teifur Airport." The Defense Ministry is working there to deal with the situation, Syrian state news agency Sanaa said. Taiyas is located in the center of Homes and the old city Palmyra. The bases basically use the Russian army. However, details of whether there was any damage to their aircraft in the attack were not known.

Syrian army sources said, the Air Force has overhauled eight missiles targeting the base. Defense analysts say there are a large number of Russian troops deployed at the airfield. The planes flew from here to attack the rebel-controlled areas. Initially, the United States was blamed for the attacks by the Syrian media. But the US names were deleted in the following news. The Syrian state media reports said in the morning that the aggression carried out by several air strikes in the T-four air base seems to be a US attack. But the US Defense Headquarters denied the allegations. The Pentagon said the United States did not carry out any air raids in Syria at this time. However, they said they are "keeping an eye on the situation" and supporting the ongoing diplomatic efforts to account for those who have attacked chemical weapons in Syria.

A year ago the United States launched cruise missile attacks in the Syrian airfield. The United States was attacked after rebel-regulated areas killed civilian civilian casualties in government forces. Last year, in response to the chemical weapons attack in Khan Sheikhun, controlled by the Syrian rebels last year, the US threw 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles in the country's Shayarat military airfield. Earlier this year, Israel launched a major attack on Syrian targets. After the start of the Syrian war, the country's military-controlled areas have seen Israel attack in the past.

Israel attacks Israeli-backed militia bases and blasts on Bashar al-Assad regime However, on behalf of Reuters on Monday to ask an Israeli spokesman, he refused to respond.