british warplanes shell daeshs sites in fallujah
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British warplanes shell Daesh's sites in Fallujah

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air operations in the fight against Daesh in Fallujah
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British forces have continued to conduct air operations in the fight against Daesh in Fallujah, along with providing aerial support to the Iraqi forces in its battle to restore the city.

With Iraqi ground forces continuing operations to liberate Fallujah, Royal Air Force Tornado GR4s, Typhoon FGR4s, and Reapers joined other coalition aircraft in providing intensive close air support, the British Defense Ministry posted on its website.

Wednesday 1 June, Tornados struck three Daesh strong points on the southern outskirts of Fallujah, whilst Reapers destroyed a terrorist check-point and a rocket launcher in western and northern Iraq respectively.

Source ; MENA

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