US, Israel announce targeted killings of terror leaders in Syria and Lebanon
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The U.S. and Israel announced Friday their forces had killed terror leaders in separate operations. U.S. CENTCOM killed an ISIS leader in Syria, while the IDF killed a Hezbollah leader.
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It added that three women and three children who "were also on the target" were unharmed in the raid.
"These ISIS individuals posed a threat to U.S. and Coalition Forces, as well as the new Syrian Government," CENTCOM said in a statement.
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