Britain has carried out its second set of air strikes in Syria since the Parliament-backed military action against ISIS, again targeting the oil fields controlled by the terror group.
The UK Ministry of Defence said Tornado GR4s were involved in fighting against ISIS militants near the city of Ramadi on Friday.
“A terrorist sniper team opened fire from a compound on Iraqi troops, but was silenced by a direct hit from a Paveway IV guided bomb,” a statement said.
It is understood the targets were oil fields again, and the mission involved two Tornados and, for the first time, two Typhoons. Four Tornado jets had launched the first air strikes on Thursday, hitting the Omar oil fields in eastern Syria.
They came just hours after MPs gave their backing for military action. Six Tornados flew to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus on Thursday to join the operation against ISIS, which the UK Government refers to as Daesh.