Syria: ‘senior head’ of Al-Qaeda-connected bunch killed in US strike

The US military reported yesterday that it had completed a strike that designated a senior head of an Al-Qaeda subsidiary gathering, Hurras Al-Din.

An assertion by US Central Command (CENTCOM) said: “CENTCOM Forces directed a motor strike in Idlib region, Syria, June 27, focusing on Abu Hamzah al Yemeni, a senior head of Hurras al-Din, an Al Qaeda-adjusted psychological oppressor association.”

“The expulsion of this senior chief will disturb Al-Qaeda’s capacity to do assaults against US residents, our accomplices, and guiltless regular citizens all over the planet,” the assertion added.

Al-Yemeni was supposed to travel solo on a cruiser in the northwestern region at the hour of the strike.

A US official let CNN know that the Pentagon was “exceptionally certain” that the strike, completed by a robot, killed the senior chief.

The strike follows the US-drove alliance’s capture of a senior Daesh pioneer in Aleppo, northern Syria, distinguished as Hani Ahmed Al-Kurdi. The accomplished bomb producer, who rose to the highest levels of the psychological oppressor association in Syria, was portrayed by the US as having been “liable for organizing fear monger exercises across the locale”.