The news of the missile attacks committed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard against the US Ain al-Assad base in Iraq published in the international media very quickly.

"Iran's retaliation against the United States was fast and extremely harsh, the Americans could lose control of this issue," the American channel CNBC said in a report.

 Alex Vatanka, a senior political analyst at the Middle East Institute said to CNBC Channel: "We were expecting retaliation from Iran, but I did not think that Iran's response would be so fast and harsh, but this is what happened." He added, "Tehran's move shows that Iranian officials are determined to tell Trump that they aslo capable to strike him and they are not concerned at all about the US president's maximum pressure campaign." "History will record that Trump lost the Middle East," confirmed CNBC.

Arab activists and analysts on social media praised the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s missile attack on American bases, describing it as a humiliation for the United States, and they emphasized that no country before Iran in history had dared to take such strike.

Haider bin Ali Al Lawati, a former professor at Sultan Qaboos University in Muscat, tweeted about the Revolutionary Guard’s retaliatory attacks on US terrorist bases in Iraq: Iran shot down the American drone, then the US committed crime of assassinating (Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis) and now Iran is taking revenge.

Iraqi activist Muhammad al-Wadi also tweeted: " A country targets US bases with dozens of missiles. It must be said that the United States, the first superpower in the world, is being subjected to direct humiliation for the first time in history