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Although Biden has been criticized for not targeting Iran, the strategy is clearly to focus on the militia groups directly responsible for the attacks.
The United States of America has attacked yesterday evening against militia groups based in Iraq and Syria.
More than 150 attacks have been carried out against US military facilities since October 7, killing three US soldiers and injuring more than 40 in an attack on a US base in northern Jordan.
The US said it intended to strike back, feeling compelled to act after the tragic deaths of three US soldiers.
While Iraq has stated that it was not warned about the attacks.
The President of the USA Joe Biden yesterday declared that the revenge has just started and will continue at the time and in the places that they will decide. He threatened, saying that if they hurt an American, they will immediately retaliate.
The US presidential election this year puts President Biden on the line, putting him in a dilemma.
Although it is unclear at this stage whether this is the start of a much longer campaign, or a short shock, it is also an opportunity to gauge internal reactions before considering future options.
Although Biden has been criticized for not targeting Iran, the strategy is clearly to focus on the militia groups directly responsible for the attacks.
Although US airstrikes hit 85 targets using 125 precision weapons, the attack was carried out with weapons rather than soldiers.
It appears that the US aims to avoid further potential casualties, as equipment and weapons can be replaced, but not soldiers. But seeing the fighting prowess of the militia groups, Biden hopes he has sent a clear message that continued attacks on US military personnel will not be tolerated./ Adapt Pamphlet-From Sky News
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