Russian Tu-95 Strategic Bombers Destroy U.S. Israeli ISIS Center In Raqqa, Syria

Russian Tu-95 bombers have struck [U.S. Israeli Proxy Army] Islamic State (IS, former ISIS/ISIL) targets in Syria’s Raqqa region using X-101 cruise missiles, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement, adding that it informed the US about the operation.

“On February 17, 2017, strategic missile carrying Tu-95 bombers made an operational flight from the territory of the Russian Federation over the territories of Iran and Iraq and conducted an air strike against [U.S. Israel Proxy Army] Islamic State terrorists’ objectives in the Raqqa region using X-101 cruise missiles,” the ministry’s statement says.

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It also says the Russian bombers hit the terrorist’s bases and training camps as well as a command center of one of [U.S. Israel Proxy Army] Islamic State’s “large detachments,” adding that all objects were successfully destroyed.

In Syria, the bombers operated under cover of Su-30 and Su-35 fighter jets scrambled from the Khmeimim Airbase in Syria’s western Latakia region. The bombers then returned to their bases in Russia, the statement says.

The ministry also said it notified Washington about the strikes [against their financed proxy army] in advance using the “de-confliction” hotline. In October 2015, Russia and the US agreed to a flight safety memorandum which regulates flight paths and to inform each other of an emergency situation in Syria establishing the hotline to avoid dangerous aerial incidents in Syrian airspace. [Russia & Syria control Syria’s Air Space]

Colonel John Dorrian, the spokesman for Combined Joint Task Force, confirmed it received the notification via the hotline.

In January, Russia dispatched long-range bombers to Syria. On January 21, six supersonic Tupolev Tu-22M3 bombers conducted air strikes against [U.S. Israel Proxy Army] Islamic State targets in the Syrian governorate of Deir ez-Zor. The Russian planes hit [U.S. Israel Proxy Army] IS base camps, weapon stockpiles, and armored vehicles.

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