U.S.-Iraqi Raid Kills 4 Top ISIS Leaders in Western Iraq

The August 29 operation eliminated key ISIS figures and disrupted the group's operations, but left seven American troops injured.

The joint U.S.-Iraqi raid in Anbar Province resulted in the deaths of 14 ISIS operatives, including four senior leaders.
Among the leaders killed were Ahmad Hamid Husayn Abd-al-Jalil al-Ithawi, responsible for all ISIS operations in Iraq, and Shakir Abud Ahmad al-Issawi, overseeing military operations in western Iraq.
The raid involved over 200 troops, including 100 American special operations forces, and targeted ISIS headquarters and guest houses.
Seven American servicemembers were injured during the operation, with five wounded in combat and two hurt in falls.
The mission also seized weapons, ammunition, explosive belts, and intelligence materials, significantly disrupting ISIS's operational capabilities.