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Siria: tv di Stato parla di un nuovo attacco missilistico

Fonti militari smentiscono

Cresce la tensione in Siria dove la tv di Stato fornisce notizie frammentarie su una presunta nuova notte di terrore animata da attacchi missilistici. Secondo quanto comunicato dall'agenzia di stampa locale "Sana", la contraerea siriana avrebbe abbattuto alcuni missili nello spazio aereo sovrastante la base di al-Shayrat, nella regione di Homs. Media vicini agli Hezbollah avrebbero riferito di sei...

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Shayrat, Siria, 04/17/2018 11:00
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