Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, who also served as a spokesman for the terror group,was killed in a joint operation of US and Kurdish fighters in Syria hours after the death of the Islamic State terror leader

It has also been reported that Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, the right-hand man to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in a joint operation of US and Kurdish fighters in Syria hours after the Islamic State terror leader blew himself up during a raid conducted by US special forces, a Kurdish commander said.
al-Muhajir, who also served as a spokesman for the terror group, was targeted near a village near Jarablus in northern Syria, said the commander of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, Gen. Mazloum Abdi, in a tweet.
The operation was conducted near midnight Saturday in Idlib province — an area that contains a stew of extremist organizations.
British based rights monitoring group The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said al-Muhajir was killed while traveling in a convoy that included a fuel tanker and a car.
A spokesman for the Kurds, Mustafa Bali, told the AP they believe al-Muhajir was in the region to assist al-Baghdadi.
“More (IS figures) remain hiding in the area,” Bali said.

 Gen. Mazloum Abdi confirmed the killing of  al-Muhajir, in a tweet

Regarded as the likely successor to al-Baghdadi, ISIS spokesman, targeted near a village near Jarablus in northern Syria

Vehicles near a destroyed truck at the spot where Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, the Islamic State [IS] group’s spokesman, was reportedly killed in a raid in the northern Syria

Firefighters extinguish the flames of a burning truck near spot where Abu Hassan al-Muhajir was reportedly killed, Saturday in Northern Syria

US troops reportedly had cleared the compound including his wives and 11 other children who were not injured.
al-Baghdadi, reportedly a rapist and author of Islamic State and responsible for countless atrocities. Inexplicably the terrorist leader had taken refuge in a part of Syria controlled by al Qaeda, from which he’d broken years ago when he founded his so-called Islamic State.

ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, killed himself on Saturday to avoid capture by US S special forces who raided his compound in northern Syria near midnight on Saturday.