The Prime Minister in Iraq announced on Friday that the leader of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria was killed.
The Prime Minister of Iraq, Muhammad, Shiites, Shiites, Shiite Shiites, Shiite Shiites, Shiite Shiites Shiite Shiites Shiite Shiite Shiite Shiites in a statement that Abdullah Makki Musali Al -Rifai, or “Abu Khadija” was killed in an operation by members of the Iraqi National Intelligence ceremonies alongside the US -led coalition forces.
The Prime Minister described the Rifai as “one of the most dangerous terrorists in Iraq and the world.”
US President Donald Trump's reaction to the news on the real social media platform, saying that “the miserable life” presented by the Rivai has been terminated.
“Today, the fugitive leader of ISIS was killed in Iraq,” Trump wrote on Friday night. “He was hunted unabated by our bold war men. His miserable life has been ended, along with another member of ISIS, in coordination with the Iraqi government and the Kurdish regional government.”
“Peace be through power!” The president added.
The US Central Command said in a statement that its forces, in cooperation with the Iraqi intelligence and security forces, conducted an air raid in Anbar Province, Iraq, which killed “ISIS Global Leader No. 2, Head of Global Operations, and the Commission Commissioner Amir-Abdullah Makki Moussle Rivai, Abu Abu Khadihah.”
Centcom said: “In its capacity as the Prince of the most prominent decision -making body, Abu Khadija maintained the responsibility of operations, logistics and planning by ISIS worldwide, and directs a large part of the financing of the group's global organization,” Centcom said.
After the strike, the American and Iraqi forces moved to the strike site and found both the dead ISIS targets, each of which wearing “insulting suicide vests” that had multiple weapons, said Centcom.
The American and Iraqi forces managed to identify the countryside using the DNA collected in a previous raid as it fled in a narrow way.
Abu Khadija was one of the most important members of ISIS in the entire ISIS organization. General Michael Erik Corella, captain at Centcom, said in a statement:
