The RAF blitz on ISIS has destroyed more than 585 targets across Iraq and Syria
The Royal Air Force has hit more than 585 targets after flying more than 2,000 combat missions against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, it was announced today. Justine Greening, the International Development Secretary, said RAF aircraft and drones had helped in securing military success in Ramadi, Iraq and near Al Hal and around the Tishrin Dam in Syria. In […]Tom Sculthorpe writes for the Daily Mail:
The Royal Air Force has hit more than 585 targets after flying more than 2,000 combat missions against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, it was announced today. Justine Greening, the International Development Secretary, said RAF aircraft and drones had helped in securing military success in Ramadi, Iraq and near Al Hal and around the Tishrin Dam in Syria.
In the most recent strikes detailed by the Ministry of Defence, Tornado jets fired a Brimstone missile and dropped three Paveway bombs at Kisik Junction in northern Iraq.
