TØM CΛT on Twitter: "After asking a military source in 19th Commando Division about the Al-Atheer facility and presence of "Iranian missiles", the response I got was that KH withdrew from the site 7+ days ago and the unit took their place. So yeah, the Mussayib site was under Iraq Army.… https://t.co/h9OnnzhcY5"

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 13 Mar 2020

TØM CΛT Retweeted U.S. Central Command

A1 - proximity to the boats suggests the HQ for River Force that was hit. A2- has a motor pool, pretty sure this was Babil's STR 3 site A3 - that's the office site for Karbala Airport. Footage already debunked its contents.https://twitter.com/CENTCOM/status/1238444236930002945 …

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We assess that each location stored weapons that could enable lethal operations against U.S. and coalition forces in Iraq. We also assess that the destruction of these sights will degrade KH’s ability to conduct future attacks. pic.twitter.com/wRH6u9xLbH

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 13 Mar 2020

A4 refers to the southern part of the old Al-Theer facility which was used for missile research during Saddam Era. A5 is disputed as having been a potable water facility first ID'd since 3 years ago. Purpose of tweets is to factor in where ISF were killed and wounded.

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 13 Mar 2020

With regards to Al-Theer, pretty certain this is where one of the 19th Division brigades would be stationed. Not 100% about this because the unit is fairly new with limited media.

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 13 Mar 2020

The photo from Security Media shows what -could- be one of the surrounding bunkers at Al-Theer. Media was pretty limited with regards to what was published today.pic.twitter.com/xcuXd321nL

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 13 Mar 2020

Pretty sure this is the same Iraq Army building but in the post-strike power point slide it was mislabeled as being part of Karbala Airport where as the caption was correct on pre-strike.pic.twitter.com/uB8ZANee4f

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 13 Mar 2020

TØM CΛT Retweeted TØM CΛT

https://twitter.com/TomtheBasedCat/status/1238644775928111105?s=20 … Besides the confusion, it's hard to know the grid without a good sat image for reference. Pretty sure this is the "Mussayib terrorist site" Centcom referred to.

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TØM CΛT‏ @TomtheBasedCat 14 Mar 2020

After asking a military source in 19th Commando Division about the Al-Atheer facility and presence of "Iranian missiles", the response I got was that KH withdrew from the site 7+ days ago and the unit took their place. So yeah, the Mussayib site was under Iraq Army.pic.twitter.com/NBP8hCNLOb