‘Bunker-busting’ strikes on Syrian bases reportedly destroyed Iran missiles


(Worthy News) – Multiple missile strikes hit several military bases in Syria on April 29. The target of at least some of the attacks appeared to be warehouses containing Iranian missiles, reports say.

Al-Akhbar, a Lebanese pro-Hizbullah newspaper, said the attacks in Hama and in the Aleppo countryside were apparently carried out with “bunker-busting” missiles, causing huge explosions which Syrian state television said caused a 2.6 magnitude earthquake.

An official from the regional alliance of Iran, Syria, and Hizbullah told The New York Times that the strikes killed 16 people, including 11 Iranians. [ Source: World Tribune (Read More…) ]

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