Russia announced on Thursday, November 17, that they bombed the jihadist groups in Syria, using cruise missiles launched from strategic bombers took off from the Russian territory.
Russian Defense Ministry said the bombers launched on Thursday "cruise missiles against targets terrorist organization Islamic State and Front victory," the former name of what is now known as the "front opening Sham." The ministry said in a statement that the cruise missiles were fired from over the Mediterranean Sea.
The aircraft departed Russia and cut away 11 thousand kilometers "over the waters of the northern seas and the eastern Atlantic," without stating the reason for the aircraft's behavior this line.
The ministry added that the bombers "Sukhoi SU -33" took off from the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov stationed in the eastern Mediterranean - provided support for the strikes.
The ministry said the attacks had targeted "terrorists leadership centers and stores out of ammunition and weapons," as well as a workshop for manufacturing weapons.
The ministry did not specify the location targeted by the strikes.
Earlier Thursday the Ministry of Defence said 30 militants element, at least in the areas controlled by the organization in the province of Idlib in the strikes began Tuesday from planes launched from the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov, the first strikes launched from aircraft them.
Russian Defense Ministry said the bombers launched on Thursday "cruise missiles against targets terrorist organization Islamic State and Front victory," the former name of what is now known as the "front opening Sham." The ministry said in a statement that the cruise missiles were fired from over the Mediterranean Sea.
The aircraft departed Russia and cut away 11 thousand kilometers "over the waters of the northern seas and the eastern Atlantic," without stating the reason for the aircraft's behavior this line.
The ministry added that the bombers "Sukhoi SU -33" took off from the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov stationed in the eastern Mediterranean - provided support for the strikes.
The ministry said the attacks had targeted "terrorists leadership centers and stores out of ammunition and weapons," as well as a workshop for manufacturing weapons.
The ministry did not specify the location targeted by the strikes.
Earlier Thursday the Ministry of Defence said 30 militants element, at least in the areas controlled by the organization in the province of Idlib in the strikes began Tuesday from planes launched from the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov, the first strikes launched from aircraft them.

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