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    Is the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, with three leaders in an air strike in central Mosul?

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    Is the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, with three leaders in an air strike in central Mosul? Empty Is the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, with three leaders in an air strike in central Mosul?

    Post by Rocky Fri 05 Sep 2014, 7:33 am

    05-09-2014 01:44 AM



    There were rumors have not yet confirmed the death of the leader of the Islamic State (Daash) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in an American air raid confirmed dead while three senior members of the organization.

    Security officials said Western that after two days of a video showing the execution of American journalist Steven Sutlov warplanes launched American raids targeted the headquarters of the organization (Daash) in the heart of Mosul, northern Iraq, killing three of the organization's leaders, including Abu Hajer Syrian, right-hand man to the leader of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi organization. 

    In turn, announced Chief of Army Staff of the Iraqi team Aba Bakr Zebari, killing the right arm of the leader of the Islamic state during an army raid in the north of the country on Thursday. Zebari told AFP that 'Iraqi fighter jets carried out a right arm ended in the deaths of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, known as Abu Hajer Syrian'.

    He added that the strikes in the province of Nineveh came 'after a specific information' confirming 'goal'.

    In a report to the newspaper (Daily Mail) London of the NATO summit in Wales, said the news about the killing of the leaders of the three passed and the American Secretary of State John Kerry quietly through a memorandum to President Obama when he was in an interview with a duet with Prime Minister David Cameron, after it was evacuated the conference hall of the press and media. 

    The rapid developments came after Cameron vowed that Islamist militants threatened to kill an employee Relief Relief David Haynes will face justice, also urged NATO countries to join Britain and America to put an end to the terror organization (Daash).

    And where there was uncertainty about the fate of al-Baghdadi, an Iraqi security official confirmed the big news of the air strike, in remarks to the American (ABC News), and said it was the most important blow against Daash since the United States began air strikes last month. 

    The site said 'Elaph' The multiple sources, including former Iraqi army officers, they stressed As mentioned site (Daily Beast) said on Wednesday that al-Baghdadi died in Syria after he was seriously injured in an air raid Iraqi or American in northern Iraq. 

    Analysts say the fatal blow confirmation shows that the United States is clearly aimed at driving (Daash) also shows that the rumors circulating yesterday that al-Baghdadi himself also killed in the raid. 

    According Manglth channel (Arabic) from the Iraqi defense ministry, the Assistant-Baghdadi, an explosives expert and a military commander from the nearby town of Tal Afar, also lost their lives in the raid. 

    The channel said that the Iraqi security forces carried out an air strike came on the most prominent leader in Daash, an Iraqi called Abu Ala, head of the so-called Military Council of the Emirate of Tal Afar, and targeted air strike, and hatred in Tal Afar, Mosul.

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