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(PJ Media) Bridget Johnson - Abu Sufyan, an ISIS member "responsible for staging chemical attacks in the Euphrates River Valley," was killed on May 13 following the March capture of the group's chemical weapons chief, Abu Dawud, said Col. Steve Warren, speaking by video from Baghdad to reporters at the Pentagon on Wednesday. "We were very happy that we killed Sufyan," said Warren. 2016-05-20 00:00:00Full Article
U.S. "Actively Targeting" ISIS Chemical Weapons Threat
(PJ Media) Bridget Johnson - Abu Sufyan, an ISIS member "responsible for staging chemical attacks in the Euphrates River Valley," was killed on May 13 following the March capture of the group's chemical weapons chief, Abu Dawud, said Col. Steve Warren, speaking by video from Baghdad to reporters at the Pentagon on Wednesday. "We were very happy that we killed Sufyan," said Warren. 2016-05-20 00:00:00Full Article
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