Syrian Air Force destroyed two aircrafts captured by militants of Islamic State

Syrian Air Force destroyed two aircrafts captured by militants of Islamic State

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Fighters were shot down while landing at the airport of the Giro east of Aleppo

Kuwait, 22 October. Syrian Air Force planes destroyed two of the three captured planes that militants Islamic state (IG) conducted their first flights. This was announced by Minister of Information of the Arab Republic of Omran al-Zoubi.

Al-Zoubi said that the search is on for the third machine. “This aircraft is safe. They do not know how to use it” – leads the Syrian state television minister’s words on its official website.

According to the head of department, two captured fighters were shot down while landing at the airport of the Giro to the east of the city of Aleppo. This military facility is considered one of the largest bases of the Islamic State.

It is worth noting that al-Zoubi accused the Turkish authorities that the flight militants captured military aircraft may become a pretext for creating a no-fly zone, as was done in the course of the crisis in Libya, which led to the overthrow of the regime of Muammar Gaddafi.

Reports that the militants Islamic state spent flying near the city of Aleppo in northern Syria, arrived last Friday. Extremists seized multi-role fighters, supposedly models of the MiG-21 and MiG-23.

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