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| US officials believe the executioner ISIS Jihadi John was killed by a drone strike in Syria |
Cyber Daily News - Drone attacks and military United States (US) in Raqqa, Syria, on Thursday on a vehicle believed to be carrying executioner ISIS, Jihadi John alias Mohammed Emwazi. US officials said, 99 percent of ISIS executioner was killed.
"US air strikes in Raqqa, Syria, on 12 November 12 2015 targets Emwazi Mohamed, also known as the 'Jihadi John'," the Pentagon said in a statement.
"US air strikes in Raqqa, Syria, on 12 November 12 2015 targets Emwazi Mohamed, also known as the 'Jihadi John'," the Pentagon said in a statement.
A Pentagon spokesman, Peter Cook, said that Washington was still
evaluating the effectiveness of an attack in the region that claimed the
capital group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) that.
"We assess the operating results this evening (yesterday) and will provide additional information," Cook said. While other US officials who spoke on condition of anonymity claimed 99 percent of ISIS executioner was dead. "We believe 99 percent," said a senior US military official told the news broadcaster Fox News on Friday (11/13/2015).
If death "Jihadi John" is confirmed, then it will be a significant milestone in the US-led coalition attack against ISIS.
Mohammed Emwazi is a citizen and a graduate of the British computer expert based in London. He appeared in a video released by ISIS last year, where he showed the beheading of the US journalist; James Foley and Steven Sotloff and US aid worker Peter Kassig.
In addition, the British aid worker; David Haines and Alan Henning, as well as Japanese journalist Kenji Goto also victims of execution.
"We assess the operating results this evening (yesterday) and will provide additional information," Cook said. While other US officials who spoke on condition of anonymity claimed 99 percent of ISIS executioner was dead. "We believe 99 percent," said a senior US military official told the news broadcaster Fox News on Friday (11/13/2015).
If death "Jihadi John" is confirmed, then it will be a significant milestone in the US-led coalition attack against ISIS.
Mohammed Emwazi is a citizen and a graduate of the British computer expert based in London. He appeared in a video released by ISIS last year, where he showed the beheading of the US journalist; James Foley and Steven Sotloff and US aid worker Peter Kassig.
In addition, the British aid worker; David Haines and Alan Henning, as well as Japanese journalist Kenji Goto also victims of execution.
