US officials report 37 terrorists, including leaders of ISIS and al Qaeda, were killed by military in Syria this month.

Over the weekend, there was some big news coming out of Syria. The United States took out a total of 37 terrorists in a series of strikes, and among them were some high-ranking members of both ISIS and Hurras al-Din, a group linked to al Qaeda. The announcement was made on Sunday by US Central Command, who shared that they had carried out two separate airstrikes in the area.

One of the strikes, which took place on Tuesday, resulted in the death of Marwan Bassam, a senior official within Hurras al-Din. Bassam was a key figure in the organization, responsible for overseeing their terror activities. This targeted strike was a major blow to the group and their operations.

But that's not all. The second airstrike, which occurred on Friday, took out a number of senior leaders within ISIS. These individuals held important positions within the terrorist organization and their elimination is a significant victory in the ongoing fight against terrorism.

This operation is a testament to the United States' commitment to combatting extremist groups and protecting innocent lives. It also serves as a reminder that no matter where these terrorists may hide, they will be tracked down and brought to justice. The US will continue to work with our allies to ensure the safety and security of our citizens and those around the world.

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