The US killed Abu Yusef, the commander of ISIS in Syria

The Central Command of the United States Army announced this evening (Friday) that the forces of the Central Command of the United States carried out a precise air strike yesterday against the leader of ISIS Abu Yusef in the Deir ez-Zwar district in Syria, which was previously under the control of Assad and Russia killed Abu Yusef himself and another ISIS operative in the attack.

“This airstrike is part of CENTCOM’s ongoing commitment, along with partners in the region, to disrupt and degrade the efforts of terrorists to plan, organize, and conduct attacks against civilians and military personnel from the United States, our allies, and partners throughout the region,” it said.

“As stated before, the US – working with allies and partners in the region – will not allow ISIS to take advantage of the current situation in Syria and regroup. ISIS has the intention of releasing from detention the over 8,000 ISIS operatives who are currently held in facilities in Syria. We will act aggressively against these leaders and activists, including those attempting to operate outside of Syria,” the general said. Michael Eric KorillaCENTCOM commander.

The American Central Command reported on December 16 that it carried out precise airstrikes against ISIS camps and operatives in Syria, during which 12 of the organization’s operatives were eliminated. The strikes were carried out in areas that were previously under the control of the Syrian regime and Russia, and according to Centcom’s announcement, there were no civilian casualties. General Michael Eric Korilla, stated that “the CENTCOM command, working with allies and partners in the region, does not will allow ISIS to reorganize and take advantage of the current situation in Syria.”