U.S. Special Ops Kill ISIS' "Second-in-Command" Inside Syria

Aimee Herd : Mar 25, 2016
Fox News

"...his killing will hamper ISIS capabilities."

According to a Fox News report, a pre-dawn raid inside Syria on Thursday morning, made by a U.S. Special Operations team, yielded ISIS' 'second-in-command'; Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli. (Photo via Fox News)

The Islamic State senior leader reportedly had a bounty of $7 million 'on his head.'
 
His death was announced by Defense Secretary Ash Carter in a press conference, who noted that his killing will "hamper ISIS capabilities."
 
Carter also said that forces had "cut off" the main route used by the terrorists between Syria and Northern Iraq.