RAF warplanes bomb evil ISIS targets in bid to wipe out sick terrorists

THE RAF has sent bomber jets to Syria in a bid to wipe out evil ISIS.

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STRIKES: Four Tornado jets took off from the Cyprus airbase

Four jets have flown from Cyprus to the war-ravaged country to begin a bombing campaign against the extremist regime.
The Tornados took off from RAF Akrotiri just an hour after MPs voted in favour of launching airstrikes against the savage terror group.
Military action was authorised by 397 votes to 223 – a majority of 174 – after a heated debate in the

House of Commons.

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TERROR: The bombers have been sent to help wipe out evil ISIS

Britain will be joining a coalition of allies – including the US and France – intent on destroying the sick death cult, also known as Daesh.
Two more Tornado GR4 jets and a Voyager refuelling tanker took off from RAF Marham, Norfolk within hours of the vote last night.

Six Typhoon jets are also expected to deploy from RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland.

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BOMBER: It came just hours after MPs voted in favour of the strikes

“We have been flying as part of coalition operations in Iraq and we now have parliamentary approval fly in Syria”

MoD spokesman

A spokesman for the Ministry of Defence confirmed the Tornados had taken off from Cyprus.
He said: "In total four Tornados have gone up.
“We have been flying as part of coalition operations in Iraq and we now have parliamentary approval fly in Syria."
Two of the tornaedos - which were carrying Paveway bombs - have returned to the Cyprus base. 

David Cameron said MPs made the “right decision to keep the UK safe”.
Labour's Hilary Benn was lauded by MPs from across the House for making a powerful speech.

 

He warned his party should not "walk by on the other side of the road".
The shadow foreign secretary was among 66 Labour MPs who voted with the Government.
Seven Conservatives opposed the plans for military action.

 
SAVAGE: The UK is joining a host of allies in the fight against barbaric ISIS