US EditionTrump congratulates US military after airstrike that killed official of Al-Qaeda affiliate: 'Dealt Justice'
- President Donald Trump praised military leaders for a successful airstrike that killed a senior finance and logistics official of Hurras al-Din, an Al-Qaeda affiliate, in Northwest Syria over the weekend.
- U.S. Central Command stated that the airstrike aimed to disrupt terrorist planning and attacks against U.S. Interests and allies in the region and beyond.
- General Michael Erik Kurilla, commander of CENTCOM, emphasized a commitment to pursuing terrorists to defend the U.S. Homeland and its partners.
- Hurras al-Din, which maintains around 2,500 members, was formed in 2018 after the Nusrah Front separated from Al-Qaeda.
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Donald Trump praises US military strike that killed Al-Qaeda leader in Syria: ‘Jihadi justice’
Donald Trump commended US forces for a precision airstrike against an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria, writing on Truth Social, “US forces conducted a precision airstrike against a member of al-Qaeda in Syria this weekend.”
Trump Congratulates Military After Top Terror Target Is 'Dealt Justice'
President Donald Trump offered praise to senior military officials after they successfully targeted and killed a leader of al-Qaeda in Syria over the weekend. U.S. Central Command, also known as […] The post Trump Congratulates Military After Top Terror Target Is 'Dealt Justice' appeared first on The Western Journal.
Donald Trump Congratulates US Army on Airstrike That Eliminated Al-Qaeda Affiliate Leader
The United States forces conducted an airstrike over the weekend in Syria, earning a hearty congratulations from President Donald Trump. The target was a member of Hurras al-Din, an affiliate of the militant organization, Al-Qaeda.
Trump congratulates US military after airstrike that killed official of Al-Qaeda affiliate: 'Dealt Justice'
President Donald Trump congratulated U.S. forces following an airstrike over the weekend that targeted an official of Hurras al-Din, an Al-Qaeda affiliate, in Syria.
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