Rocket Attack Base ISIS Russia, four helicopters and 20 trucks Destroyed

Figure satellite image shows damage at the base T4 former Russian attack in Syria. | (Digital Globe) HOMS - T4 Russian air base in Tiyas, in eastern Homs, Syria attacked with rockets grad who claimed to be launched by ISIS. A total of four helicopters and 20 military trucks were destroyed.

Satellite image of the private intelligence firm Stratfor released by the BBC, has shown that fire and explosion has occurred at the Russian airbase which is about 40 miles (60 km) from Palmyra, Syria. Figure satellite image shows a number of Russian military hardware destroyed. Experts do not ignore the claims Daesh or ISIS group that launched the attacks with rockets grad. ISIS through media propaganda, Amaq, first claimed it launched an attack on the Russian air base T4.

Party Stratfor said that the images of satellite images suggest the explosion was not caused by accident. "The image (satellite) tells us first that this is not a deliberate explosion, as some rumors keep popping up," said military analyst at Stratfor, Sim Tak, told the BBC. "This shows very clearly that there are several different sources of explosions at the air base, and it shows that Russia mengaalaminya pretty bad," said Tak, was quoted Wednesday (25/05/2016).

Onslaught that occurred on May 14, 2016, however, the image of new satellite images released overnight. There is no doubt Sim ISIS claims, although Russia has denied it today.

T4 air base is actually the home of two squadrons of fighter jets Su-24 fighter aircraft and Su-22. Warplanes have been doing attack missions in various parts of Syria, including the operation that forced ISIS out of Palmyra. The report came after on Monday more than 100 Syrians were killed in a series of suicide bombings in Tartous and Jableh, two cities base loyalist Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad.

Meanwhile, Kurdish forces backed Arab allies of the United States, the Syrian Democratic forces announced in a statement that it has initiated attacks in the countryside north of Raqqa, one of the strongholds ISIS in Syria.