Konflikten i Syrien

The targets included a command center, a recruitment center, an ammunition storage base and a training camp for the terror group, said Mickael Soria, press adviser for France's defense minister.

Twelve aircraft, including 10 fighter jets, were involved in Sunday's airstrikes, Soria said.
Twenty bombs were dropped, he said, and all of the targets were destroyed.

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1-#Raqqa some of the places that the Airstrikes targeted 1-Stadium 2-Foresa area 3-Museum 4-Clinics Hospital 5-Political building #Syria

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#Raqqa no Civilian got killed or Wounded by the Warplanes Airstrikes until now according to the #Raqqa Hospitals #Syria #ISIL #ISIS

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#Raqqa a lot of people ask why the Main HQ for #ISIS is not bombed The answer is there is a prison in the basement

France is to deploy its aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle to the Gulf for strikes against the Islamic State.

The deployment will be the second time in 2015 that the carrier has taken part in Operation 'Chammal', as France terms its anti-Islamic State strikes, having deployed to the Gulf from 23 February to 18 April.

With 20 Rafale and Super Etendard Modernise (SEM) aircraft on board, the Charles de Gaulle will help relieve the pressure on France's land-based aircraft in the region (three Mirage 2000Ds and three Mirage 2000Ns in Jordan; and six Rafales in the UAE).

Since the beginning of Operation Chammal France has launched over 1,300 sorties and dropped 260 bombs against the Islamic State in Iraq. During the seven weeks that Charles de Gaulle last took part in the operation (in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks) its aircraft launched around 200 sorties. Since 27 September France has also been conducting strikes against the Islamic State in Syria