WASHINGTON — A U.S.-led coalition conducted 11 airstrikes against the Islamic State in Iraq Sunday, as well as four airstrikes targeting the militant group in Syria, according to a statement released Monday.
Attacks in Iraq were spread throughout the country, hitting tactical units and destroying vehicles and weapons. An airstrike near Tuz destroyed 49 Islamic State fighting positions, as well as four tunnels and a weapons cache, according to the statement from the Combined Joint Task Force.
The attacks in Syria were concentrated near Ar Raqqah, Mar’a and Tamakh, hitting a staging area and tactical unit while also destroying five excavators used by Islamic State insurgents.