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America strikes back: US airstrikes kill 250 ISIS fighters outside Fallujah less than 24 hours after attack on Istanbul's airport left 42 dead
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A U.S.-led coalition aircraft waged a series of deadly strikes against Islamic State around the city of Fallujah in Iraq on Wednesday, killing at least 250 ISIS fighters
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The strikes, which took place south of the city, where civilians have also been displaced, are just the latest battlefield setback suffered by the terror group
Speaking at an iftar, a meal to break the fast during the month of Ramadan, on Wednesday evening, Erdogan said the terror groups were aiming to impede Turkey's ambitions, such as becoming one of the world's 10 strongest economies and building the world's largest airport.
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Iraqi troops inspected the ISIS convoy destroyed by US-led airstrikes killing some 250 terrorists
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The convoy of fleeing terrorists was strafed from the air as it attempted to flee Fallujah
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ISIS has been fleeing Fallujah after the Iraqi army began a major offensive to retake the important city
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One U.S. official cited a preliminary estimate of at least 250 suspected fighters killed and at least 40 vehicles destroyed
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If the figures are confirmed, the strikes would be among the most deadly ever against the jihadist group
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The strikes came less than 24 hours after a triple suicide bombing at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul. Turkey pointed the finger at Islamic State
But ISIS' ability to continue to propagate its narrative, as well as to incite and carry out these attacks -- I think we still have a ways to go before we're able to say that we have made some significant progress against them.'
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Iraqi security forces pose for pictures as they celebrate their victory in Fallujah, Iraq, on Tuesday
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Iraqi forces (above, on patrol in the city) declared Sunday they had fully liberated Fallujah from the Sunni-led extremist group that took over the city more than two years ago
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...bul-s-airport-left-42-dead.html#ixzz4D4FEIGGg
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- U.S.-led coalition aircraft waged a series of deadly strikes against ISIS
- They took place south of the city of Fallujah, which was recently liberated
- At least 250 suspected fighters were killed and 40 vehicles destroyed
- Strikes came the day after a suicide bombing at Ataturk Airport killed 42
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A U.S.-led coalition aircraft waged a series of deadly strikes against Islamic State around the city of Fallujah in Iraq on Wednesday, killing at least 250 ISIS fighters
+11
The strikes, which took place south of the city, where civilians have also been displaced, are just the latest battlefield setback suffered by the terror group
Speaking at an iftar, a meal to break the fast during the month of Ramadan, on Wednesday evening, Erdogan said the terror groups were aiming to impede Turkey's ambitions, such as becoming one of the world's 10 strongest economies and building the world's largest airport.
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Iraqi troops inspected the ISIS convoy destroyed by US-led airstrikes killing some 250 terrorists
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The convoy of fleeing terrorists was strafed from the air as it attempted to flee Fallujah
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ISIS has been fleeing Fallujah after the Iraqi army began a major offensive to retake the important city
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One U.S. official cited a preliminary estimate of at least 250 suspected fighters killed and at least 40 vehicles destroyed
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If the figures are confirmed, the strikes would be among the most deadly ever against the jihadist group
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The strikes came less than 24 hours after a triple suicide bombing at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul. Turkey pointed the finger at Islamic State
But ISIS' ability to continue to propagate its narrative, as well as to incite and carry out these attacks -- I think we still have a ways to go before we're able to say that we have made some significant progress against them.'
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Iraqi security forces pose for pictures as they celebrate their victory in Fallujah, Iraq, on Tuesday
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Iraqi forces (above, on patrol in the city) declared Sunday they had fully liberated Fallujah from the Sunni-led extremist group that took over the city more than two years ago
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...bul-s-airport-left-42-dead.html#ixzz4D4FEIGGg
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook