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Pentagon: We can not confirm the death of the second man in "Daash" in Iraq
05/14/2015
Khandan - The US Department of Defense, they can not confirm the authenticity of what I talked about media reports about the second man in the organization Daash killed during an air raid in the city of Tal Afar. A statement issued by the Central Command of the US Army, "We have read the media reports about the second man in Daash killed During the air raid of the Alliance in Tal Afar, and we do not have any information to confirm these allegations. " The Iraqi Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday, killing "Abu Ala Afri" describing it as "the second man in the organization Daash," and another called "Mullah facilitator" and nicknamed " Chief Justice "in the international coalition air strike targeted a" meeting of the leaders of Daash in the mosque of martyrs in Alaaadih area to spend Tal Afar, "the reality on the 60 km west of Mosul." However, the US Department of Defense confirmed that the "Coalition aircraft did not attack a mosque as claimed by some press reports," stressing that the US military used "strong measures in the targeting process and during the implementation of processes to mitigate the potential risks and collateral damage and civilian casualties."
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05/14/2015
Khandan - The US Department of Defense, they can not confirm the authenticity of what I talked about media reports about the second man in the organization Daash killed during an air raid in the city of Tal Afar. A statement issued by the Central Command of the US Army, "We have read the media reports about the second man in Daash killed During the air raid of the Alliance in Tal Afar, and we do not have any information to confirm these allegations. " The Iraqi Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday, killing "Abu Ala Afri" describing it as "the second man in the organization Daash," and another called "Mullah facilitator" and nicknamed " Chief Justice "in the international coalition air strike targeted a" meeting of the leaders of Daash in the mosque of martyrs in Alaaadih area to spend Tal Afar, "the reality on the 60 km west of Mosul." However, the US Department of Defense confirmed that the "Coalition aircraft did not attack a mosque as claimed by some press reports," stressing that the US military used "strong measures in the targeting process and during the implementation of processes to mitigate the potential risks and collateral damage and civilian casualties."
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