RUSSIA has crushed more than 600 Islamic State targets in just three days in the latest series of bombardments against the evil terror group.
Putin's airforce crushed 600 ISIS targets |
In an official
video, Russian Tu-22 long-bombers can be seen slamming massive bombs
into buildings occupied by the depraved death cult - also known as
Daesh.
Vladimir Putin's bombers conducted
hundreds of sorties in war-ravaged Syria during the mission, Moscow's
defence ministry confirmed.
Kremlin defence
minister Sergei Shoigu said: "We carried out more than 300 combat
missions in Syria in the past three days, hitting over 600 various
targets."
It comes as Moscow launched a
staggering aerial assault involving 2,000 bombs against the abhorrent
terror group, destroying a series of extremist infrastructure targets as
it steps up its campaign against ISIS.
Tu-22 bombers conducted the missions |
More than 600 Daesh targets have been wiped out in just three days |
According to a statement released by Russia's military, 1,920 bombs have been launched against ISIS militants since December 5.
It
read: "Seventy command centres, 21 training camps, six munitions and
explosives plants, 43 munitions depots and six oil objects were
destroyed.
"As a result, the strikes have
created the conditions for further offensive action of the Syrian army
in cooperation with other armed forces in the areas of Aleppo, Idlib,
mountainous Latakia and Palmyra."
Russia also
slammed ISIS targets using missiles fired from its 'Black Hole'
submarine based in the Mediterranean for the first time.
Shoigu said during a televised meeting with ruthless Putin that Russia had struck ISIS targets in Syria with missiles fired from a submarine for the first time.
The
Rostov-on-Don sub, described by Russia as the "quietest in the world",
was deployed to the eastern Mediterranean Sea near Cyprus.
Russian navy ships have also launched cruise missiles at targets in Syria from the Caspian Sea |
The
submarine is equipped with missiles similar to those used by the
warships of Russia's Caspian flotilla to strike ISIS targets.
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