2 Days after Paris attacks, French Air Force Bombard ISIL Positions in Syria

Two days following the Paris deadly terrorist attacks, the French aviation has launched a huge airstrike campaign against the positions of the Islamic State militant group in Syria, the defense ministry said in a statement.

LAGOS (Ooduarere) — In line with the ministry’s Sunday statement, a command center and an training camp were destroyed in the strike which hit the ISIL stronghold of Raqqa.

France begun massive bombardment of #ISIS‘s defacto capital Raqqa – Defense Ministry. @Raqqa_SL says 30 different targets struck

— Jon Williams (@WilliamsJon) November 15, 2015

Relating to the ministry, 10 airplanes were included in the operation.

France is a part of a US-led coalition besieging Islamic State positions in Iraq and Syria. On Friday night, eight radicals wearing explosive belts assaulted a few venues across over Paris, killing 129 individuals and injuring more than 350 at eateries, the Bataclan concert and in the region of the Stade de France stadium. Responsibility regarding the assaults was claimed by the Islamic State.

#France officially announces it started bombing #Raqqa in #Syria, #ISIS headquarter https://t.co/S1SKFwVX2T

— Melissa Chemam (@melissachemam) November 15, 2015