Archive · 1 Dec 2025
US and Syria Destroy ISIS Weapons Caches
The US military and Syrian forces worked together to destroy more than 15 weapons caches belonging to ISIS in southern Syria.
This operation was led by Adm.
Brad Cooper, who is in charge of the CENTCOM region.
He said that this was an important step to keep pressure on ISIS and make sure they can't start causing trouble again or attack other places.
The goal is to keep the progress made against ISIS from being undone and to protect the US and other countries from terrorist attacks.
US military and Syrian forces destroyed 15+ ISIS weapons caches in southern Syria.
The operation was led by Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of CENTCOM.
Cooper described the operation as a critical step in maintaining pressure on ISIS.
The goal is to prevent ISIS from regenerating and exporting terrorist attacks.
Coalition forces will remain vigilant against ISIS holdouts.
- Who
- US military and Syrian forces
- What
- Destroyed 15+ ISIS weapons caches
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Southern Syria
- Why
- To prevent ISIS from regenerating and exporting terrorist attacks
- Location
- Southern Syria
- Operation
- CENTCOM
- Commander
- Adm. Brad Cooper
- Target
- ISIS weapons caches
- Outcome
- 15+ caches destroyed