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Russia blocked GPS reception signal of U.S. small Drones to stop airstrikes over Syria after Syrian T-41 Air base got missiles striking on last Sunday

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

VietPress USA (April 10, 2018): President Donald Trump on last March 30, 2018 declared he will withdraw 2,000 U.S. Military troops out of Syria and freeze US$200 Million that former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson agreed to use for stabilizing areas recaptured from Islamic State.

GOP Senator John McCain and other Lawmakers of both Parties claimed that the declaration of President Trump that caused Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad to use chemical weapons to kill dozens of civilians in Douma of central Syria on last Saturday.

On recent Sunday, April 9th, 2018, President Trump accused Russian president Putin and Iran government for supporting "animal al-Assad" in using chemical weapons again in Syria. After Trump's accusation, report said that the T-41 air base in Homs, Syria got missiles striking. Syria claimed U.S. fired missiles, but the Pentagon denied this.

Today, the Washington Times reported that Russian is block GPS system on some US small drones to stop air strike over Syria.


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Russia jams U.S. drones over Syria to stop airstrikes: Report

Russia is jamming U.S. drones over Syria in a pre-emptive step to stop airstrikes, NBC News reported on Tuesday.
The effort began a few weeks ago with the GPS system on some smaller drones. Russia blocked or scrambled the reception signal to these drones causing them to crash or malfunction.
The Russians were apparently concerned about a possible U.S. attack in wake of new reports of chemical weapons being used in Syria by the Russian-backed Assad regime. The effort has “seriously” affected U.S. military operations in the region, according to the report.

Syrian President Bashar Assad has denied any use of chemical weapons against rebel groups in his country.
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