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    US Airbase „Al-Asad“ im Irak wurde vor einigen Stunden angegriffen. Der Angriff kommt gleichzeitig mit mehreren anderen Drohnenangriffe auf verschiedenen irakischen Basen ein, die schließlich die einzigen 2 TPS-77-Radare des Landes zerstörten.
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    US Airbase „Al-Asad“ im Irak wurde vor einigen Stunden angegriffen. Der Angriff kommt gleichzeitig mit mehreren anderen Drohnenangriffe auf verschiedenen irakischen Basen ein, die schließlich die einzigen 2 TPS-77-Radare des Landes zerstörten.


    US Airbase „Al-Asad“ im Irak wurde vor einigen Stunden angegriffen. Der Angriff kommt gleichzeitig mit mehreren anderen Drohnenangriffe auf verschiedenen irakischen Basen ein, die schließlich die einzigen 2 TPS-77-Radare des Landes zerstörten.



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    2. calzettone on

      yes, if c-ram has to spring into action: situation is nearly fucked. But damn, does it sound and look crisp

    3. Prestigious-Ad4520 on

      Things are getting worse. Imagine if rain drones in the next days.

    7. Decent_Persimmon8120 on

      Those are big and important radars, any source for the claim being made?

    8. InflamedNodes on

      C-RAM is my favorite sound, I hear it all the time. But to be honest, it doesn’t work very well in my own experience in Iraq. It’s cheaper and looks and sounds awesome, but the AA SAM are obviously better. Too many failed C-RAMs I’ve seen that makes me doubt it. It’s a last resort but Iraq doesn’t have the SAMs in place that places like Qatar does.

    9. ColdSplit on

      Steve from Agenda Free TV said that the base isn’t a US base anymore and is solely occupied by Iraq forces, additionally no confirmation that radars were damaged. Also this was from „last night“ so before the ceasefire just in case people think this is current.

    10. WarDildo on

      Playing all the old hits tonight.

      I’ve seen things you wouldn’t believe.

      Attack boats on fire from Bayraktars off the left shoulder of the Dnipro.

      I watched C-RAMs glitter in the dark near the gates of US bases in Iraq.

      All those moments have been in 2025, the deja vu is insane.

      Time for more regime change.

    11. Krazhuk on

      I stand corrected. Appearantly, it wasnt Iran but supposedly some Iran backed unkown factions upset by the ceasefire.

    12. ArcadesRed on

      Thats not Al-Asad. In fact, that looks like the old dorms from Dwyer in AFG.

      Edit: Looking at it a few more times. I am about 90% sure it’s just a test fire. Short burst, no tracking.

    16. veerKg_CSS_Geologist on

      So which side was this? Who would be more interested in taking out Iraqi radar?

    19. Ok-Theory5986 on

      Any idea who could’ve done this? What directions the drones flew in from? From what I understand ISIL is on the out so I don’t think it would be them. Iran? Israel? Some other non state actor? Regardless stay safe out there

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