Syria Protect to Attacks the US Alliance

The Russian Foreign Ministry said that more than 100 missiles were fired by civilian people and military installations in Syria, mostly led by the US-led coalition.

However, the Russian air defense system was in vain to prevent the attacks.

Twelve cruise missiles were fired at Syrian al-Daimar military airport, 40 kilometers away from the capital Damascus. But the Syrian Defense System has destroyed all of it. News RT, Independent and BBC online.

French defense minister Florence Perlee said that they were attacked in three places in Syria with the United States and Britain. Russia was informed before the attack.

He said the war fighter had been sent to Syria from different bases of France. The missile has used missiles in the Mediterranean.

French Defense Minister said the Syrian chemical weapons program's main research center and two important production ground attacks have been targeted.

The Syrian government's allies condemned the attack.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yevs Lee Drian claims that only Syrian government's installations are being attacked due to the use of chemical weapons. He said there is no harm to the Syrian allies.

UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said in a Twitter post welcoming this joint attack that the world today is united against the scary scenario of chemical weapons use. Especially when this attack was conducted against civilians.

Russian Foreign Ministry's Information and Media Division head Maria Zakharova criticized the Western media, saying the White House said they know about the chemical attack in Syria from the media. The Western media should have a conclusion about the outcome of what is going to happen.

He compared the situation in Syria with the 2003 Iraq war. Then Iraq was accused of producing weapons of mass destruction, which later proved to be false.

The US-led joint strike condemned the Syrian government's ally Iran. The country has said that Western countries have attacked without proper evidence of chemical use. Therefore, Washington will have to bear the responsibility of regional and global consequences of this attack.

US Defense Secretary Jim Matthews said on Saturday that the attack was more serious than the previous year. We have no plans to attack anymore.

He said, we have launched this attack only once. I believe, through them, I have been able to give them powerful messages.

At a press conference in the Pentagon, he said that if they use more chemical weapons in the future, then there will be attacks again.

Syrian state-controlled media claims that the joint operation of the three permanent members of the Security Council has failed. They have also been called the extreme violation of international law.

Since 2015, Russia has warned that Assad's support to the Syrian civil war will be counter-attacked.

Russia's Ambassador to the United Nations Anatomy Anton said that Moscow warns that the consequences of such activities will not be exempted.

Syrian state television said their air force had landed 13 missiles used in a US-led attack in Kisawa, south of Damascus.

Immediately three civilians were injured, they reported.

A resident of Damascus said he saw government forces throwing at least 20 missile firefighters. They were eating in the sky, they seemed to follow the target. I did not see any cruise missile but saw a little debris in the nearby area.

Last year, US forces launched 59 missile missiles in the Syrian Khan Seikhun airfield from their two destroyers, which claimed that at least one fifth of the country's operational air force had done terrible damage, the Pentagon claimed at that time the Pentagon had said.

From January this year, Syria and allied forces begin military operations in the rebel-held East Ghouta. Most of the rebels went back and forth from other areas to attack them.

At the beginning of this month, several international media released reports of chemical attacks in Daua by citing some charitable organizations in Syria and some medical organizations engaged in medical treatment.

On Wednesday, World Health Organization confirmed the deaths of 43 people, indicating that the symptom was seen as a toxic chemical gas attack.