Macron hails death of ISIS terrorist who killed US troops as major win
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French President Emmanuel Macron praised the efforts of French service members after they claimed to have shot and killed Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi overnight.
Macron announced al-Sahrawi’s death and applauded the French effort, noting the impact al-Sahrawi’s death will have on future terrorist and extremist activity in the region.
"Adnan Abou Walid al Sahraoui, leader of the terrorist group Islamic State in the Greater Sahara was neutralized by French forces," Macron tweeted. "This is another major success in our fight against terrorist groups in the Sahel."
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