Jordan air force launches strikes on ISIS

In a tit for tat move once again since the burning down of its pilot by ISIS, Jordan has carried out air strikes against training camps and weapon storage piles of ISIS in Syria.

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Reportedly dozens of Jordanian air force jets also hit strategic ISIS sites in Iraq for first time.

The attacks came after the Jordanian King Abdullah  vowed a 'harsh' revenge for the pilot being burnt alive and has already had two ISIS-linked jihadis executed for terror offences.

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Jordan responds in tit for tat revenge: Executes 2 ISIS prisoners

Jordanian pilot burnt alive by ISIS

In a tit for tat revenge response, Jordan has executed two ISIS prisoners after the latter burnt alive a Jordanian pilot in their captivity.

ISIS burnt alive the Jordanian pilot and later bulldozed the cage

Government spokesman Mohammed al-Momani said that prisoners Sajida al-Rishawi and Ziad al-Karbouli were executed. Al-Rishawi has been on death row for her role in a triple hotel bombing in the Jordanian capital Amman in 2005 that killed dozens. 

The 44-year-old Iraqi woman's suicide belt did not detonate at the time of the Amman attack and she fled the scene, but was quickly arrested. After a televised confession, she recanted, but her appeal was turned down.

Iraqi ISIS suicide bomber executed by Jordan

It maybe added that Jordan had twice offered to swap her for the pilot, Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh. However, officials have said his captors did not deliver proof he was still alive, and the swap never moved forward.

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Jordan willing for swap over after IS beheading of Japan hostage Goto

Relatives of Lt Moaz al-Kasasbeh ask the government for release of the pilot

The gruesome act of the IS by beheading the Japanese captive has forced Jordan to swap over its pilot with an Iraqi prisoner.

The pilot, Lt Moaz al-Kasasbeh, was captured when his plane came down in December on a mission to support the US-led, anti-IS military coalition.

Government spokesman Mohammed al-Momeni told the official Petra news agency the administration was doing "everything it can to save the life and secure the release of its pilot".

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