There was “no enemy fire reported” despite the fact that 22 US soldiers were injured in the helicopter crash in Syria

There was ‘no enemy fire reported’ despite the fact that 22 US soldiers were injured in the helicopter crash in Syria.

The US army (Representative) stated that an inquiry into the incident’s cause is ongoing.

In Syria late on Monday, a military chopper mishap injured 22 US servicemen. According to the US central command, the helicopter was not attacked, and an investigation is being conducted to determine what caused the “mishap.”

The US Central Command, which is in charge of the US forces in the Middle East, reported that 10 service men had been evacuated to higher care facilities outside the Central Command area of responsibility (CENTCOM AOR).

22 US service members suffered wounds of varying severity as a result of a helicopter accident in northeastern Syria. The injured service personnel are being treated, and 10 have been sent to higher-level medical institutions outside the CENTCOM AOR, according to a formal statement.

There was no mention of hostile fire, although it was noted that the incident’s cause was being investigated.

The US had previously disclosed that during two attacks by terrorists with Iranian support in March, 23 of its soldiers had suffered traumatic brain injuries.