Idlib (Syria), 03/02/2022.- An aerial picture taken by a drone shows people inspecting a damaged building after an alleged counterterrorism operation by US Special forces in the early morning in Atma village in the northern countryside of Idlib, Syria, 03 February 2022. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said that 'U.S. Special Operations forces under the control of U.S. Central Command conducted a counterterrorism mission in northwest Syria'. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that there were 'confirmed reports of fatalities', but did not provide numbers or identities. (Terrorismo, Siria, Reino Unido) EFE/EPA/YAHYA NEMAH
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Idlib (Syria), 03/02/2022.- An aerial picture taken by a drone shows people inspecting a damaged building after an alleged counterterrorism operation by US Special forces in the early morning in Atma village in the northern countryside of Idlib, Syria, 03 February 2022. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said that 'U.S. Special Operations forces under the control of U.S. Central Command conducted a counterterrorism mission in northwest Syria'. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that there were 'confirmed reports of fatalities', but did not provide numbers or identities. (Terrorismo, Siria, Reino Unido) EFE/EPA/YAHYA NEMAH
Operativo en Siria con helicópteros de EUA contra líder de EI. Idlib (Syria), 03/02/2022.- An aerial picture taken by a drone shows people inspecting a damaged building after an alleged counterterrorism operation by US Special forces in the early morning in Atma village in the northern countryside of Idlib, Syria, 03 February 2022. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said that 'U.S. Special Operations forces under the control of U.S. Central Command conducted a counterterrorism mission in northwest Syria'. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that there were 'confirmed reports of fatalities', but did not provide numbers or identities. (Terrorismo, Siria, Reino Unido) EFE/EPA/YAHYA NEMAH
El día de hoy el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, anunció que el líder del Estado Islámico, Abu Ibrahim Al Hashimi Al Qurash había muerto en el operativo estadounidense que se planeó durante meses en donde optó por suicidarse al activar un explosivo que acabo con su vida y la de otros trece civiles por el impacto del explosivo y los derrumbes ocasionados.
