Jordan said Sunday it destroyed 56 targets in three days of strikes on ISIS or the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. Air Force chief Major General Mansour al-Jobour did not specify where the strikes took place, but said air raids destroyed 20% of ISIS capabilities. Jordan vowed to crush ISIS after the jihadists burned alive pilot Muath al-Kassasbeh, who was captured in December when his F-16 warplane crashed in Syria. Interior Minister Hussein Majali said the pilot’s gruesome murder was a "turning point" in the kingdom's fight against extremism.” Jordan is part of the US-led coalition of Arab and Western countries carrying out air strikes against ISIS since September.
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