BAGHDAD - A spokesman for the US-led coalition (US) states, their air strikes had killed about 2,500 extremists ISIS last month. "In December, we estimate that approximately 2,500 ISIS extremists were killed in air strikes of coalition forces in Iraq and Syria," said a spokesman for the coalition forces based in Baghdad, Colonel Steve Warren, as quoted from the pages of Al-Arabiya, Thursday (7/1 / 2016). On that occasion, Warren also said that since the coalition forces launched air strikes ISIS has lost 40% of its territory in Iraq and about 10% in Syria. "We believe that if the current ISIS more defensive. Perhaps only in May they point where they actually perform offensive operations. But since then, they really have lost territory," said Warren. Warren also revealed that it had carried out a new attack strategy. They will target the oil infrastructure belonging to the extremist group. Warren said the attack coalition forces ISIS has reduced oil production by 30%, down from 45,000 barrels per day to 34,000. http://adf.ly/1UypIB
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