Iran : US Senator pushes for use of ‘deadlier weapons’ amid attacks on Americans

Iran : US Senator pushes for use of ‘deadlier weapons’ amid attacks on Americans

United States Senator, Marco Rubio, has called for the use of “deadlier weapons” by the US military following increasing attacks on Americans by Iran-backed groups.

The Republican US senator from Florida, in a post on his verified X handle on Thursday, said Iran has now ordered 30 attacks on Americans in Iraq, Syria, and other places.

He said : “Iran has now ordered 30 attacks on Americans.

IF THE U.S. DOES NOT IMPOSE A COST DIRECTLY ON IRAN FOR THESE ATTACKS THEY WILL START COMING FASTER,USE DEADLIER WEAPONS & EXPAND TO PLACES SUCH AS KUWAIT,UAE & SAUDI ARABIA.

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U.S. forces in Iraq and Syria have been attacked with drones or rockets several times in recent days, including at least three attacks on Monday, according to U.S. defense officials.

At least five of these attacks were launched after U.S. forces struck two facilities in eastern Syria used by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and affiliated groups during the early morning hours of Friday.

None of the attacks carried out since the U.S. retaliatory strikes on Friday have caused casualties or damage, according to defense officials.

The latest attack on Monday used multiple rockets to target al-Asad Air Base in western Iraq, a defense official said on condition of anonymity due to security sensitivities.

Other multi-rocket attacks were launched against forces at Green Village and Mission Support Site Euphrates in Syria.

The attacks have witnessed a massive rise following the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, even as it is believed Iran’s objective for a long time has been to force a withdrawal of the U.S. military from the region.

Iran : US Senator pushes for use of ‘deadlier weapons’ amid attacks on Americans