The fighters of the Islamic State herald revenge . Moreover accuse Saudi Arabia to give a consent for air attacks to the United States and countries supporting the them.
Although The Pentagon has not confirmed the exact location of the bombing, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights talking mainly about the city ar-Rakka and its surroundings. Among bombed places is probably al-Tabaka, where the main military airport jihadists . Aircraft participating in the operation has already returned to their bases.
The head of Russian diplomacy said earlier that any such shares shall be previously agreed with the authorities in Damascus. – Such measures should be based on international law. It can not be just a unilateral declaration that will be raids, but agree it must Syrian government or the UN Security Council – pointed Sergei Lavrov .
Authorities Syria raids but support. – We support all attempts fight against jihadists made by the international community, whether it comes to fighting Islamic State or Al-Nusra Front – stressed in a television Syrian foreign minister. He added that the government knew about planned raids a few hours earlier, I received a letter in this regard from the Secretary of State John Kerry.
According to the Americans, in attacks help Arab countries: Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Jordan confirmed their participation. The operation involved the planes . For now, you do not hear about partners from Europe. United Kingdom did not participate in night raids , yet considering their participation – British Ministry of Defence announced. As told Reuters one of the officials of NATO, the North Atlantic Alliance forces also did not take part in them.
The attack on the Sunni fighters in Syria began with the launch of American cruise missiles Tomahawk . Later joined the action fighter-bombers and armed Predator drones and Reaper.
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