America claims to have killed ISIS commander: Khalid al-Jabouri killed in a drone strike

The US has claimed to have killed a senior ISIS commander during a drone strike in Syria. According to the US Army, the name of this commander was Khalid Ayyad Ahmed al-Jabouri. He was responsible for planning terrorist attacks in Europe. Its death will make it difficult for IS to plot attacks in Europe.
At the same time, the Syrian Civil Defense Force White Helmets said that after the attack they rescued a person in an injured condition but he died. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that one person was killed near the village of Keftin in a drone attack on Monday.
Earlier, in February also the US had carried out a drone strike in Syria. In this, he killed the commander of the Islamic State, Ibrahim al-Hashmi al-Qureshi. According to the information, this operation carried out in northern Syria was carried out by 24 American commandos who arrived by helicopter. Reaper drones were also used during this time. A similar operation took place in 2019. ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in this.
In early December, a US MQ-9 Reaper drone struck Idlib province in the presence of a senior al-Qaeda leader, but initial analysis of the attack showed that the drone missile hit a Syrian family home with the al-Qaeda leader. was also attacked. The terrorist was killed in this, while the Syrian family was injured.
The US has been targeting al-Qaeda-linked terrorists and ISIS members in northwestern Syria for the past several years. Most of those killed in the rebel-held province of Idlib were members of al-Qaeda's branch, Horas al-Din. In Arabic, it means 'protector of religion'. This group includes hardline al-Qaeda members.
ISIS had captured an area of 88 thousand square kilometres spread from western Syria to eastern Iraq. After this, in 2019, the Islamic organization was driven out. However, last month the UN warned that the threat from the ISIS organization is increasing in Syria and its neighbouring countries. According to BBC, about 5000-7000 members of ISIS are spread between Iraq and Syria. Half of these people are fighters of the organization.