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Eight new US airstrikes yesterday against ISIS in Sirte – bring total to 169 since August

bySami Zaptia
September 23, 2016
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By Sami Zaptia.

The US Africa Command (Africom) has revealed that it had conducted its 128th airstrike against ISIS in Sirte (Africom).
The US Africa Command (Africom) revealed today that it had conducted its 169th airstrike against ISIS in Sirte (Africom).

London, 23 September 2016:

The United States’ Africa Command (Africom) reported today that yesterday it carried out a further 8 new airstrikes against ISIS in Sirte.

These latest reported strikes bring the total of airstrikes in Sirte to 169 since Operation Odyssey Lightning commenced on 1st August this year, Africom reports.

The airstrikes conducted on 22 September were against the following eight targets:

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These latest airstrikes came as U.S. Defence Secretary, Ash Carter, reported earlier this month saying that the U.S.-backed Libyan Bunyan Marsous forces, affiliated to the internationally recognized and Faiez Serraj-led Presidency Council/Government of National Accord, are close to vanquishing Islamic State from its last holdouts in Sirte.

However, although the Misrata dominated Bunyan Marsous forces report that ISIS are confined to a small area of two to three square kilometres, ISIS have proved difficult to dislodge as they escalate their use of IED’s and vehicle borne IED’s causing Bunyan forces high casualties.

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