Breaking News: US drops thousands of kilograms of bombs in the most important Islamic country - reports of major devastation and casualties
US warplanes dropped 40 tonnes of bombs on Iraq's occupied island, fearing casualties. US warplanes hit the Island Cannes in the Mediterranean River. Footage released on Twitter states that US-coalition F-15 and F-35 fighter jets dropped 36,000 kilograms of bombs on ISIS-occupied islands, killing several people. Earlier, US allied forces liberated northern Iraq from ISIS in 2017. US coalition forces attack Iraq's base on Iraqi island with over 80,000 pounds of ammunition and bombs, according to a foreign news agency. In the operation of the US alliance 80 thousand pounds (36 thousand kg) of ammunition was used. The US Air Force's F15 Strike Eagle and F35 Lighting aircraft participated in the operation against ISIS. Several ISIS bases have been claimed to have been destroyed in the operation. According to the media, the island of Kanos has apparently become a strong and secure stronghold of ISIS militants. Fighters were hiding there because of the large number of vegetation and trees on the island. Major General Eric T. Hull, chief of the Special Operations Joint Task Force, said on the occasion that new information was received against ISIS last month. Attacks are under way at various locations. However, photos and videos can be seen that this extraordinary bombing has caused widespread destruction on the island. According to another report, a rocket attack near the US Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital. The attack was carried out with no casualties. According to a foreign news agency, the Afghan capital was attacked by a rocket near the US Embassy in Kabul, which fell on the wall of the Afghan Ministry of Defense but the attack did not cause any casualties. According to sources, the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Such attacks were expected on the spot. A rocket attack near the US Embassy occurred at a time when negotiations between the US and the Afghan Taliban to end the 18-year war have ended.
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