You are correct about the last one. But if you look at the other three there are one hell of a lot more than 7 hits. Syria and the Russian have the place locked tight for information. We just aren't seeing any exported pictures yet. The only thing we have to go on is three cell phone broadcasts that were sent out under the radar. That tells me that the damage is much higher than claimed. Otherwise the Syrians and Russians would release the pictures that coincides with the narratives. Your Employer Putin must be mighty disappointed in you right now.
Pictures are released. There are that three "chemical weapons stockpiles" and the "chemical weapons facility" which consists of three targets. But in the end, for the result, that there is no result, the strike was carried out as an act of impotence, whether missiles were intercepted or not. The Russian reaction, nothing at all, is not much better. Trump is a big traitor of his voters but he seems to be under massive pressure to carry out such nonsense. Same applies for May and Macron. Russia stays calm, we can say it is smart, Putin prevents escalation, or we can say that´s dumb because nothing will change and there will be more aggressions when Putin does not put Trump in his place. Also, one can argue, that it is unacceptable for Syria to take all the punches that could be prevented.
The next hot spot might be Deir Ezzor where the Syrian military is after US-back forces soon.
"The US and Russian backed forces in Syria are preparing for a major battle for the strategic oil fields in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, a military source told Al-Masdar News on Monday.
According to the military source, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and their allies have been amassing their forces along the western bank of the Euphrates for nearly two weeks now.
The source added that the government forces are planning on crossing the bridge that was recently constructed by the Russian military near the key town of Khasham in eastern Deir Ezzor.
If the Syrian military does in fact cross this bridge, they will be within striking distance of the Al-‘Umar Oil Fields.
This site possesses Deir Ezzor’s largest oil fields, making its capture all the more important for the Syrian government.
However, the US-backed forces are not likely to give it up without a fight, despite the fact they are greatly outnumbered by the Syrian military.
While Russia and the US will provide their respective sides with military support, it will be the latter that might have to militarily intervene.
The US Coalition has bombed the Syrian military before and given their latest attack, they may choose to do so again."
Russia, US backed forces preparing for colossal showdown in eastern Deir Ezzor
