Jordan destroyed 20 percent of the power of ISIS in Syria

Jordan destroyed 20 percent of the power of ISIS in Syria

Jordan said it had launched an air strike as much as 56 times over three days to logistics locations and hiding the group that claims to be an Islamic state or ISIS.

"We get what is our goal," said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mansour al-Jbour.

Jordan has conducted an intensive air raid after a video showing the captured pilot ISIS -bernama Moaz al-Kasasbeh- burned alive.

Kasasbeh arrested militants after the fighter crashed when launched air strikes along the US-led coalition.

Jordan said the attacks were carried out has reduced the power of ISIS about 20%. The country focused attack on Syrian territory occupied Raqqa in ISIS.

ISIS said one of the militants who carried out the attack from the US hostage telahmembunuh Jordan Kayla Mueller, but the claim could not be ascertained the truth.

Video Kasasbeh, 26, burned alive in a cage by ISIS uploaded on the internet last week.

United Arab Emirates UAE said it was sending fighter aircraft F-16 to Jordan to support the country's air strikes against militant Islamic State of ISIS.

Jordan has vowed to fight the group's ISIS after uploading a video that shows the pilots Jordan burned alive.

United Arab Emirates is no longer join the coalition air strikes against ISIS after Moaz al-Kasasbeh arrested last year.

Until now there is no information about whether suadron United Arab Emirates will launch an attack against the ISIS from Jordan.

Steps taken by the United Arab Emirates was to ensure that the country has the solidarity of the Jordan, as reported by the state news agency.

In a video Lieutenant Kasasbeh, 26 years old, burned alive in a grating that is published online by ISIS at the beginning of this week.

He was captured by militants in December 2014, after the fighter F-16 crashed in Syria. The video footage is believed to be taken on January 3.

Jordan air raid focused in Raqqa, a city controlled by ISIS.

Previously, the group said the woman ISIS US citizen, Kayla Jean Mueller, who believed middle hostage, killed ketikapesawat Jordan fighter dropped a bomb on a house in the town of Raqqa, ISIS headquarters in Syria.

However, the US say they have no evidence to confirm the statement of the militant group Islamic State or the ISIS.

Parents of young girls Americans, Kayla Jean Mueller, who was held hostage by a militant group Islamic State or used to be called ISIS, hoping his son is still alive.

They also hope to be able to make contact with the group holding talks her, and ask her to be treated as a "guest".

Parents Mueller stated that menganggapi ISIS claim stating that her son was killed in an air strike Jordan.

According to ISIS, the 26-year-old woman was killed in a detention room in a bomb attack fighter Jordan.

They released a photo of a blast but did not show the photos bodies.

So far the US government says it has no proof to confirm the statement of the militant group Islamic State or the ISIS.

'Propaganda ISIS'

Meanwhile, the Government of Jordan, who carried out air strikes targeting ISIS headquarters in Syria, calling it propaganda.

Kayla Jean Mueller, a graduate of Northern Arizona University, the 26-year-old, first arrived at the Turkish-Syrian border in 2012 to work as a volunteer in the refugee camps.

He is reported to have been kidnapped while working in Aleppo, Syria, one year later.

Earlier, Jordan said fighter planes carried out dozens of air strikes to target ISISdi Syria on Thursday (05/02).

This was done in response to the murder committed against a group ISIS Jordanian fighter pilot. (BBC)