Assad regime ends in Syria, America’s action begins, B-52 bomber wreaks havoc, know who was the target

American Air Strike on Syria : The United States has conducted dozens of air strikes in Syria. America carried out a fierce air strike in Syria on the same day that Islamic rebels overthrew the regime of Bashar al-Assad and took control of the capital Damascus. On Sunday (December 8), Bashar al-Assad left the country with his family and fled to Moscow, the capital of Russia. After the capture of Damascus by the rebels, the five-decade rule of the Assad family in Syria ended. After this incident, the US Army issued a statement saying that it has conducted 75 air strikes in central Syria.

ISIS Targeted the locations of

The US Army has targeted the bases of terrorist group ISIS in its fierce air strike. There used to be a stronghold of ISIS in Syria. Let us tell you that Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the chief of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the main rebel group in Syria, was also associated with ISIS. However, HTS later separated itself from ISIS and also launched a campaign against it.

The US Central Command issued an official statement saying that on December 8 (Sunday), it conducted dozens of precision air strikes targeting ISIS positions and terrorists in central Syria. The statement said that America carried out this attack as a part of the mission to prevent the terrorist group from carrying out external operations.

B-52 the bomber ISIS wreaked havoc on the bases of

It is noteworthy that many aircraft including B-52, F-15 and A-10 of the US Air Force were used in the precise air strikes on ISIS targets. Speaking on the situation in Syria on Sunday, US President Joe Biden warned that the fall of the Assad regime is a moment of risk and uncertainty for the Middle East. Biden warned, ‘If ISIS will try to take advantage of the situation in Syria. So we will not let this happen.

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