The United States attacked 30 infrastructure targets of the Islamic State in Syria
New York. – United States carried out ten attacks against more than thirty infrastructure targets of the terrorist group Islamic State (IS) in Syria between February 3 and 14, as reported this Saturday by the United States Central Command (Centcom).
The forces followed a campaign of “relentless military pressure on the remnants of the terrorist network” and destroyed ISIS infrastructure and weapons depots with unmanned aircraft using precision ammunition, according to a statement.You may be interested in: http://Revelan plan de ICE para invertir US$38.300 millones en expansión de centros de detención de migrantes
The Centcom previously reported five other attacks carried out in Syria between January 27 and February 2, in which it destroyed an ISIS communications center, a key logistics node, and weapons depots. “More than 50 ISIS terrorists have been killed or captured and about 100 EU infrastructure targets have been destroyed with hundreds of precision municipalities during two months of focused operations”, the note indicates. US forces and their allies launched Operation Hawkeye Strike in response to an ISIS attack in Palmyra on December 13th, in which two Iowa National Guard soldiers and a US interpreter were killed.#Most read
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