3 Missiles Target U.S. Base at Al-Omar Oil Field in Eastern Syria

A missile attack targeted a U.S. base at Al-Omar oil field in the countryside of Deir Ezzor on Saturday.

The workers in the Al-Omar oil field in eastern Syria, which includes the American base, was hit by 3 mortar shells.

Syrian media reported that unknown assailants targeted the area, without giving further details.

SANA reported, quoting local sources, that a missile attack targeted this evening on Saturday Al-Omar oil field, which the U.S.  forces take as an illegal base in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, noting that the flames rose inside the occupation base, while it was not possible to confirm There are deaths or injuries among the occupation forces.

The US Army and other foreign forces allied to it within the so-called international coalition own no less than 28 declared military sites in Syria, distributed over 3 governorates, which are Hasakah (17 sites), Deir Ezzor (9 sites) and Homs (2 sites).

The Al-Omar oil field, as the largest of the Syrian oil fields, includes the largest American bases in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.

According to what was reported by the Syrian News Agency, local sources said that a missile attack targeted this evening the Al-Omar oil field, which the U.S. forces take as their base in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, indicating that the flames rose inside the base.

Meantime, It is not possible to confirm any deaths or injuries among the U.S. forces.

Attacks targeting US bases in Syria have increased in recent months.