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On October 6th, the Russian Aerospace Forces launched air strikes on underground ISIS command posts in US-controlled territory in the north of the Syrian province of Deir ez-Zor.
It is reported that during the air strikes, one of the shelters housed the field commander Abu Qatada, who was involved in the preparation of a terrorist act against Russian military personnel on August 18th in the “White Desert”, when a Russian general, a military translator and Syrian soldiers were killed.
As a result of a group air strike by a pair of Su-34s, both shelters were destroyed. Approximately 30 militants, including the field commander Abu Qatada, were killed.
There have been no comments from the leadership of the International Anti-Terrorist Coalition explaining why members of the terrorist organization ISIS are freely located in the territory controlled by the United States.
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As mentioned earlier, on August 18th in Syria, Russian Major General Vyacheslav Gladkikh and his translator were killed in an attack by ISIS.
He was killed by a land mine explosion near the At-Taym oil field south of Deir ez-Zor, the commander of the National Defense Forces of the Al-Meyadin region, Muhammad Taysar Az-Zahir, with four subordinates, was also killed, and three more soldiers were injured.
A video is available of the incident.
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