🔥Objective Leonea was a foreign safe house on the Syrian border.
💀The safe house housed formidable foreign fighters, including Libyans.
💣The mission involved close-quarters combat and high vulnerability.
🔫The fighters were well-equipped with AK-47s, explosives, and grenades.
⚔️The coordination between B Squadron, SAS, Delta Force, and other units made the mission possible.
What made Objective Leonea particularly dangerous?
—Objective Leonea was a foreign safe house filled with formidable foreign fighters. Close-quarters combat and the vulnerability we faced made it particularly dangerous.
What equipment did the fighters have?
—The fighters were equipped with AK-47s, explosives, grenades, and other weapons.
How was the mission coordinated?
—The mission was coordinated between B Squadron, SAS, Delta Force, and other units.
Were there any notable casualties during the mission?
—Fortunately, there were no casualties on our side during the mission.
What was the outcome of Objective Leonea?
—Objective Leonea was a successful mission, resulting in the neutralization of the foreign safe house and the elimination of several foreign fighters.
11:45Objective Leonea in 2007 was the sketchiest and most dangerous mission I participated in.
12:18Objective Leonea was a foreign safe house on the Syrian border, filled with formidable foreign fighters.
12:45The close-quarters combat and the vulnerability we faced made it one of the most intense experiences.
13:20The fighters were well-equipped with AK-47s, explosives, and grenades.
13:55The mission was coordinated between B Squadron, SAS, Delta Force, and other units.
