ISIL Redeploys in Syria for Fear of Possible Int’l Air Strikes

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"The so-called 'Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant' terrorist organization (ISIL) cleared many of its main headquarters in the Syrian provinces of Aleppo and Raqqa and moved weapons to safer new warehouses," private sources told Al-Manar Website.

Sources noted that "ISIL is redeploying forces in its operational areas in Syria for fear of possible international air strikes," pointing out that "there is information indicating the presence of ISIL leader, known as Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in Syria now."

The media have raised many question about the air strikes targeting posts of ISIL during the past few days in Raqqa, where information indicates that "those raids achieved precise objectives and differ from previous raids."

Source: Websites	15-09-2014 - 16:05 Last updated 15-09-2014 - 16:05

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