The small skirmish that ensued was not enough to deter their choppers and they safely landed. Within minutes, they had secured the civilians, and rounded up or killed ISIS resisters, and they also rescued a dozen or more children, placing them quickly into unnamed third-party hands on the ground. In the meantime, the forces had reached the doors to the underground complex and, fearing that the door was most likely booby-trapped, they instead blew a hole in the side of the wall.
Now that’s impressive! “Door’s booby-trapped, LT!”
“Then blow a hole in the wall, Sergeant!”
Following the breach, the forces were able to identify and hunt down the high-value target, giving him the option to surrender and come quietly. Instead, the coward decided to flee the scene with his three young children and proceeded to detonate his suicide vest, killing himself and his children.
And that was that, as the saying goes.
A victory for the White House, for the military force involved, for the people of Syria and the external regions, for the American people, and for the departments of the federal government who extensively planned this event.
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