America-Britain-France attack in Assad's cave, injured 3

United States, United Kingdom and France have carried out bombs in suspected chemical weapons manufacturing factories in Syria. In the past week, in response to the suspected chemical weapons attack in the rebel-controlled city of Doha, the Western World took such action. Meanwhile, Syrian state television said at least three civilians were injured in the attacks by the United States and its allies in Homes city. They said that those people were injured in the devastation and derogation of several missiles. The Syrian government says all the troops have been removed from the military base. Now they are reviewing the losses. They say that there are about 30 missile attacks in the country. Meanwhile, Assad's government has demanded to subdue three missiles. -------------------------------------------------- ------
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-------------------------------------------------- ------ The Pentagon has said it has been possible to shatter two factories near the capital Damascus and Homes City. But Russia's ambassador to the United States said that the attack on the allies would be to suffer harsh "fruit". Earlier on Friday night, President Donald Trump said that the United States, France and the United Kingdom jointly attacked Syria in a speech to the nation from the White House. After the attack, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that I am monitoring the three-member Security Council United States, United Kingdom and France attacks. But he cautioned that they have the obligation to comply with 'UN Charter and International Law'. Amnesty International has called on the United States and its allies to protect civilians in Syria. The company said in a statement that the Syrian people have gone through a deadly attack, including chemical attacks, for six years, most of which are involved in war crimes. On the other hand, former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband has insisted on 'diplomatic tactics'. He said the military operation will succeed only when it can be associated with political strategy. Neto Secretary General Jens Stolenberg said in a statement that "the ability of the chemical weapons attack on the common people will be reduced further by the Assad regime". A resident of the capital Damascus said that the hell was breaking down on us. Most missiles have been subdued. The person said they saw at least 20 anti-aircraft missiles.