He killed and wounded 700 American soldiers and trained hundreds of snipers for the Islamic Army; the total number of US troops—including soldiers, officers, and Marines—killed in sniper operations reached 2,600 at the hands of Juba and his sniper protégés
Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq—a faction established in 2006—carried out 6,000 operations against the US Army, resulting in significant casualties; all of its operations were documented on camera.
@amouredenini expect they will make a movie about an American female sniper, similar to the propaganda film *American Sniper Movies portray the coward as brave and the brave as a coward, the victor as defeated and the defeated as victorious, and the villain as good and the good person as evil
@a_shanjil Here is the clip; I don't know if you have seen it before or not.
It was filmed in the Tanuma area of Basra, by the Shatt al-Arab, and features a Sunni faction—specifically, the Mujahideen Army. We are concerned that this video might be appropriated by the Shia.
@BleachedPolPot Scenes from Iraq and Afghanistan showing the killing of civilians and the boasting about it—even though they were defeated in Iraq and Afghanistan.
@brskeru The mujahideen use multiple cameras; you can see one inside and another outside recording the action—showing how the shot missed—and it was confirmed that he was killed.
The Iraqi resistance announced the deaths of 2,500 U.S. soldiers and the downing of dozens of aircraft during the Battle of Fallujah—which lasted from April 4 to May 1, 2004—while the U.S. government falsified the actual figure, reporting only 27 soldiers killed.