Neutron bombs were put into use on the battlefield

In 1997, according to reports from Australia's "The Age" and the British military journal "Jane's Weekly", Israel and the United States reached an agreement under which the U.S. military could send Israel provides neutron bombs. Once Iraq launches a biological and chemical weapons attack on Israel, Israel will use neutron bombs to retaliate.

When talking to visiting US Secretary of State Powell, Sharon sent a tough message to Iraq: If Iraq provokes Israel again, Israel will never remain silent as it did during the Gulf War. And as long as Iraq shows signs of attacking Israel, Israel will strike first and give Iraq a taste of neutron bombs.

During the 2003 Iraq War, the United States threatened to use small tactical nuclear weapons such as neutron bombs and nuclear landmines if Iraq used biological and chemical weapons. In April 2007, in an interview with Qatar's Al Jazeera TV station, former Iraqi Army and National Guard Commander Shalawi condemned the use of neutron bombs and white phosphorus bombs when the US military captured Baghdad Airport before the fall of Baghdad on April 9, 2003.

Ravi said: "The enemy used neutron bombs and white phosphorus bombs at Baghdad Airport, and some bodies were burned until only bones were left." Ravi said that these weapons used by the US military killed about 1,000 Iraqi soldiers. There were 2,000 elite Iraqi Army and National Guard soldiers "fighting to the death," but the airport's buildings and other infrastructure were strangely undamaged.

However, the Western media believes that Ravi is making things out of thin air to make excuses for the failure of the former Iraqi government. David Gamblin, a British expert who specializes in U.S. military technology, believes that it is unlikely that the U.S. military used neutron bombs in the Iraq war, and it is more likely that it used thermobaric weapons, such as "Hellfire" missiles.

Gambling also revealed that on March 15, 2003, a week after the US military captured Baghdad Airport, Rumsfeld, the then US Secretary of Defense, praised the US military’s new weapons for their contribution to the battle at Baghdad Airport. great. Ra's said: "This kind of weapon can kill all enemies on the ground or underground in buildings, but it will not damage any hardware facilities in the building." The thermal air pressure weapon can do this.

Al Farocki, a doctor in Basra Province, once described the tragic scene of an attack on a bus: "The car was hit by a US military helicopter bomb while driving. 26 passengers died, including 20 people either lost their heads, or lost their arms and legs, but no bomb fragments or bullets were found on them...American soldiers are obviously using this place (Iraq) as a testing ground for new weapons."

In the anti-terrorism operations in Afghanistan, Taliban terrorists caused a lot of casualties to the US and British troops in Afghanistan. When the Obama administration decides to withdraw its troops in batches, it also hopes to retain a few permanent bases. In order to ensure the security of the remaining garrison bases and prevent terrorist attacks, in 2012, John Gilbert proposed in the British House of Lords to drop a neutron bomb on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan to set up a barrier for terrorists. "barrier".

No one lives there, except for "a few goats and a handful of shepherds," Gilbert said, and they won't go there if they're notified of a strike and use it against terrorists. Neutron bombs do not present any major barriers to their use.

In 2015, the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia launched an attack on the Houthi armed forces in Yemen. On May 20, a single-engine jet similar to an F-16 from Israel dropped bombs around Sanaa, the capital of Yemen. Hillary Clinton's email confirmed that this was a neutron bomb provided to Israel by the United States. .

The explosion was accompanied by a strong flash, and the mushroom cloud lasted for a long time. Former Iraqi terrorist and National Guard commander Saifieddine Fulai Hassan Taha al-Rawi on the "Poker Wanted"; it is said that a neutron bomb struck around the city of Sana'a, the capital of Yemen; a suspected neutron bomb explosion mushroom cloud.