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Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Marine Corps Gen. Joe Dunford,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, answer questions about efforts
against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant during a news
conference at the Pentagon, March 25, 2016.
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April 2016 Edition
The U.S. military killed several key Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
terrorists this week, including a senior ISIL leader and finance minister
who led certain external affairs and plots, Defense Secretary Ash Carter
said here today.
During a Pentagon press briefing, joined by Marine Corps Gen. Joe Dunford, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Carter said the coalition is systematically eliminating ISIL’s
cabinet, including Haji Imam.
Carter Discusses Eliminating ISIL
“He was a well-known terrorist within ISIL’s ranks, dating back to its earliest iteration as
al-Qaida in Iraq when he worked under [the group’s leader Abu Musab al-] Zarqawi as
its liaison for operations with Pakistan,” the secretary said.
Hampering ISIL Operations
“The removal of this ISIL leader will hamper the organization’s ability … to conduct
operations both inside and outside of Iraq and Syria,” he said.
Carter said Imam is the second senior ISIL leader the coalition has killed this month.
Earlier this month defense officials confirmed the death of ISIL’s so-called minister of
war, Abu Omar al-Shishani, known as Omar the Chechen.
When the fight against ISIL accelerated a few months ago, the secretary said, the
coalition began with storage sites where ISIL holds its cash, and now the leader who
oversees all funding for ISIL operations is dead, hurting the terrorist army’s ability to
pay fighters and hire recruits.
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