Are U.S. Air Strikes Against Islamic State Working?

The video discusses the US-led airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, highlighting the challenges and achievements. It explains the mission to degrade ISIS capabilities and the strategic importance of ground forces in Iraq. The video also addresses the difficulties faced in Syria due to the lack of local ground support and the ongoing efforts to train moderate rebels. The success of these operations is measured by the prevention of ISIS threats to US interests.

What is the primary mission of the U.S. air campaign in Syria?

• To capture ISIS leaders

• To establish a no-fly zone

• To provide humanitarian aid

• To degrade ISIS capabilities

Which areas in Iraq were recaptured with the help of the U.S.-led coalition?

• Tikrit and Samarra

• Kirkuk and Basra

• Mosul and Haditha

• Fallujah and Ramadi

Why is the air campaign in Syria considered more challenging than in Iraq?

• Lack of international support

• Absence of ground forces

• More advanced ISIS weaponry

• Difficult terrain

What is the U.S. strategy to establish ground forces in Syria?

• Relying on neighboring countries

• Training moderate rebels

• Deploying U.S. troops

• Hiring private military contractors

What is the significance of Anbar province in the conflict against ISIS?

• It is the headquarters of ISIS

• It is a key agricultural area

• It provides a direct path to Baghdad

• It is a major oil-producing region