CENTCOM-Iraqi Airstrikes Kill Five ISIS Operatives
Operation targets ISIS networks as part of counterterrorism efforts
Iraqi Security Forces (ISF), supported by U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), carried out precision airstrikes near Kirkuk, Iraq, on January 31, killing five ISIS operatives.
Post-strike clearance operations identified multiple explosive suicide belts and other materials. The airstrikes were part of the broader Defeat-ISIS campaign aimed at disrupting the group's operations and preventing its resurgence. Coalition Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve (CTF-OIR) provided intelligence and technical assistance for the mission.
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