ISI Affirmed The Death Of Its Core Commander

Sumaira FH Published July 14, 2016 | 11:53 AM

ISI affirmed the death of its core commander

Mosul,(UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 14th July, 2016) : ISI, an extremist organization has affirmed the death of its prominent commander Abu Umar Al Sheeshani. According to a foreign news agency, ISI has confirmed the demise of its Minister of war Abu Umar Al Sheeshani who was killed in an attack that occurred in the Mosul city of Iraq.

On the other hand, Pentagon has claimed that Abu Umar Al Sheeshani was killed in Sham during the month of March of the ongoing year in an airstrike.

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