CONFIRMED! Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi killed in US raid tonight! Defense officials tell Newsweek

How does that saying go? You can't kill that which is already dead? How many times do we have to defeat ISIS? Who keeps ISIS alive?

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ISIS is not a number or people, it's an ideology.

The devil himself. They will keep coming at you until the very end.

It's a rogue military state with aspirations of completely conquering the Islamic world. You are right it is an ideology, but with military and political forces pushing it along.

Who's ready for Trump to claim al-baghdadi was an Iranian asset?!

Directly implicating Iran in orchestrating the most prolific terrorist group of the past decade! I think then Israel can get it's war with Iran it's wanted for so long...

wasnt there didnt see it so dont believe it

Even if you don't believe it happened, you can't deny the impact that the announcement makes.

Time for me to hit the hay, the thread is all yours Miss Cleo

The fourth time he's been killed wake up people it's all bullshit

ISIS/al-baghdadi are Sunni Muslims. Iran is Shiite Muslim and would have nothing to do with ISIS.

That would make it even juicer

this is the 7th time the U.S. has killed him.

It's not that far fetched actually. They gave Iran the justification to take over the region. And they share similar goals towards the West.

Iran backs Hamas which is Sunni. They don't give a fuck.

Atleast if true we will see the dead pigs body unlike under obamas fake osama killing

ISIS belongs to Saudi Special Forces.

dar ul Islam, idealogy, 100% Muslim world by 2030, 7th phase of the Caliphate.

Total confrontation on US soil, soon.

TRUMP APPROVES SPECIAL OPS RAID TARGETING ISIS LEADER BAGHDADI, MILITARY SAYS HE'S DEAD

BY JAMES LAPORTA , TOM O'CONNOR AND NAVEED JAMALI ON 10/26/19 AT 10:45 PM EDT

The United States military has conducted a special operations raid targeting one of its most high-value targets, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State militant group (ISIS), Newsweek has learned. President Donald Trump approved the mission nearly a week before it took place.

Amid reports Saturday of U.S. military helicopters over Syria's northwestern Idlib province, a senior Pentagon official familiar with the operation and Army official briefed on the matter told Newsweek that Baghdadi was the target of the top-secret operation in the last bastion of the country's Islamist-dominated opposition, a faction that has clashed with ISIS in recent years. A U.S. Army official briefed on the results of the operation told Newsweek that Baghdadi was killed in the raid. And the Defense Department told the White House they have "high confidence" that the high-value target killed was Baghdadi, but further verification is pending.

Members of a team from the Joint Special Operations Command carried out Saturday's high-level operation after receiving actionable intelligence, according to sources familiar with the operation. The location raided by special operations troops had been under surveillance for some time.

On Saturday night, after the operation had concluded, President Trump tweeted: "Something very big has just happened!" The White House announced later that the president will make a "major statement" Sunday at 9:00 a.m...

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This is about the sixth time he's been kille.
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How many times has Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi been declared dead or injured?
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Baghdadi, who rarely appears in public, often declared dead or injured since inception of Isis in 2014

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In the most recent instance, Syrian state TV said on 11 June that Baghdadi had been killed after being caught in a heavy artillery barrage in Raqqa, which Isis captured in 2014.

In October 2016, reports claimed Baghdadi was in critical condition after he and three other Isis senior leaders had been poisoned.

In June 2016, Iraqi TV channel said Baghdadi had been wounded in a US air strike in northern Iraq. US and Iraqi officials later said they were not able to confirm the report. Later on that month, reports claimed Baghdadi had been killed in a coalition airstrike on Raqqa. According to some news outlets, the reports were fake.

The previous year, Moscow supported claims that Baghdadi had been injured by Iraqi forces. The Iraqi army said in October 2015 it had struck an Isis convoy in Anbar, Iraq, while Baghdadi was "heading to Karabla [central Iraq] to attend a meeting with Isis commanders".

However, Iraqi security officials later told Reuters new information suggested "the convoy we struck was not carrying Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi".

A report by The Guardian said in April 2015 that Baghdadi had been "seriously wounded" in a US-led coalition air strike in western Iraq in March. The report said it was initially thought he was not going to survive. Reports in May 2015 said the leader remained incapacitated.

Ikr? If there's more than one Al B we need clarification but I think we would have had that already.

Ilhan Omar will be upset, that's for sure.

ISIS, Muslim Brotherhood, Mecca isn't going away.

And? You chop off one of the Hydra's heads and another will take it's place...

Last Edited by Too Dark Park™ on 10/26/2019 11:42 PM

It's actually See Aye Eh and Moshsad. If it's Saud as well, I wouldn't be surprised.

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Is this the guy?



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