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Breaking: US airdrop missions start in Iraq With Possible Airstrikes Against ISIS

By C. J. Refsland on August 7, 2014 • ( 0 )

My Comment: Media is beginning to report a developing situation in Iraq. NBC is reporting on it’s nightly news that planes are in the air, and Obama is considering air strikes on ISIS if they interfere with aid missions. Remember the Yazidis are the latest victims of ISIS and it was reported by CNN that: “France is highly concerned about the latest progress of ISIS in the North of Iraq and by the taking of Qaraqosh, the largest Christian city of Iraq, and the horrible acts of violence that are committed,” French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said in a statement.” So western leaders finally take notice. This is developing and we will strive to find the latest. The Pentagon denies that air strikes against ISIS have occurred. Again, this is a developing story. Pray for the people of Iraq, pray for the innocent. Pray for this murderous evil to be stopped.

(CNN) —U.S. humanitarian airdrop missions have started in Iraq, a senior U.S. official told CNN Thursday.
“An effort has begun,” the official said. Planes are in the air, the official said, but they have not yet started dropping aid. There are fighter jets for protection, the source said.The planned aid drops come amid an emerging humanitarian crisis in northern Iraq, with minority groups facing possible slaughter by Sunni Muslim extremists

via US airdrop missions start in Iraq | National News – KMBC Home.

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