Flood of fire on the last redoubt of the Islamic State in Syria

Baghuz, Syria.- Kurdish and Arab forces, supported by The US-led international anti-jihadist coalition has been intensely bombing the latest Islamic State Jihadist group (ISIS) redoubt in Syria on Sunday., with the aim of ending the self-proclaimed "caliphate" almost five years ago as soon as possible.

After the evacuation of thousands of civilians in recent days, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has maintained an offensive against the fighters of the radical group, entrenched in an area of ​​the small town of Bahguz, in the province of Deir Ezzor., near the Iraqi border, said AFP.

After recapturing the majority of the city, Kurdish and Arab fighters keep the jihadists of the Islamic State in a restricted area.

The reporters present verified that there were also air attacks against jihadist positions. Another reporter heard the constant fire of artillery.

The entire area was covered with thick smoke as a result of these attacks.

An underground ammunition depot exploded and caused a huge explosion, which destroyed part of an improvised camp set up by the jihadists.

On the roof of a house near the attacks, an SDF commander explained that most of the camp had already been found.

"There are tunnels, we do not know how many members of the Islamic State are still in the area, they are cut off, there are also a lot of antipersonnel mines in homes and on all roads," he said. declared a military official.