The Islamic State leader in Iraq and Syria was killed, America says
The Iraqi Prime Minister has said that a senior Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria has been killed in an operation in Iraq and Syria.
According to Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, also known as Abu Khadija, also known as Abu Khadija, “was considered one of the most dangerous terrorists in Iraq and the world”.
US President Donald Trump said, “He was constantly hunted by our fearless warfare”.
The US Central Command (centcom) posted on X which appeared to be a video of the strike stated that it was done on Thursday in West Al Amber province of Iraq.
The US Central Command said that Abdulla Makki Muslih al-Reefa was the head of the most senior decision-making body of IS and was responsible for the operation, logistics and scheme.
He also directed a large part of finance to the group’s global organization, said by St.com.
Posting on his true social platform, President Trump said: “His pathetic life was abolished, along with another member of ISIS, in coordination with the Iraqi government and the Kurdish regional government. Peace through strength!”
St.com said that Abdulla Makki Muslih al-Rifa was found dead with each other.
“Both terrorists were wearing unexplained ‘suicidal vested’ and had many weapons,” said this.
The CentCom and Iraqi force were able to identify him through a DNA match collected on the previous raid through a DNA match, where he “survived narrowly”, the couple.
General Michael Eric Kurila said: “Abu Khadija was one of the most important members in the entire global organization.
“We will continue to kill terrorists and destroy their organizations that threaten our motherland and us, in and beyond the area.”
Once northern Iraq is held across the North-East Syria in an area of 88,000 sq km (34,000 sq mi) and imposed its cruel rule over about eight million people.
Iraq announced the IS defeat in December 2017 and the group was inspired by its final region in 2019.
Although the presence of terrorists and sleeper cells continues in various parts of the country and the Iraq’s army and the police carry out sporadic attacks.
