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CENTCOM Eliminates ISIS Plotter Responsible for Threatening US Citizens_ Partners and Civilians
- On June 10, 2025, U.S. Central Command conducted a precision airstrike in northwestern Syria that killed Rakhim Boev, a Syria-based ISIS leader.
- The strike occurred amid ongoing U.S. efforts to disrupt terrorist plots after troop reductions and warnings that Syria faces potential collapse and civil war.
- Boev, an ISIS leader based in Syria, played a key role in coordinating attacks that endangered U.S. citizens, allied nations, and civilians, supporting CENTCOM’s mission to weaken terrorist threats.
- CENTCOM announced the strike on June 12 on social media, emphasizing continued coordination with regional partners to prevent terrorist attacks on U.S. forces and allies.
- This operation highlights the challenges of counterterrorism amid Syria's fracturing political landscape and U.S. troop drawdown, suggesting ongoing instability and threats in the region.
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Another One Bites The Dust: CENTCOM Eliminates Senior ISIS Official
·Washington, United States
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US strike in northwestern Syria kills Islamic State’s external attack planner
As the US continues to reduce its military footprint in Syria, US Central Command launched an airstrike that killed Rakhim Boev, who it identified as “a Syria-based ISIS official who was involved in planning external operations threatening U.S. citizens, our partners, and civilians.”
According to CENTCOM, Rahim Boev participated in "planning external operations that threatened U.S. citizens, partners, and nationals."
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