US conducts airstrikes in Syria targeting ISIS after Assad's government collapse

The US Central Command confirmed it conducted airstrikes in central Syria targeting ISIS leaders and camps. This operation involved over 75 strikes using various aircraft, including B-52s and F-15s, as part of efforts to combat ISIS. The airstrikes followed the collapse of the Syrian government under Bashar al-Assad. President Biden stated this shift changes the power dynamics in the Middle East, emphasizing the US commitment to preventing ISIS from regaining strength. CENTCOM reported no civilian casualties and is assessing the damage. The command plans to continue operations in the region to disrupt ISIS activities amid the ongoing changes in Syria.