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Three suicide drones attacked a US base in eastern Syria on Friday, wounding two Syrian opposition fighters.
Two of the drones were shot down and the third struck the compound at al-Tanf base where the borders of Syria, Iraq and Jordan meet.
It was not clear who was behind the drone attack, but Iran-backed fighters in the region have carried out such operations in the past.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an opposition war monitor, said the attack was likely carried out by Iran-backed fighters who are deployed in different parts of war-torn Syria.
There are roughly 900 US troops in Syria, including in the north and the farther south and east of the country.
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