'Killed IS militants were planning attacks Europe'

washington - Definitely eighty IS fighters in the night between Wednesday and Thursday killed came by American bombing in Libya. Some jihadists killed was reportedly busy preparing attacks in Europe, said US Secretary Ashton Carter (Defence) Thursday.

Two US military officials said earlier on condition of anonymity that B-2 bombers of the US Army two IS camps bombarded some 45 kilometers southwest of the city of Sirte. Doing so would have been used more than one hundred precision bombs.

Libyan pro-government fighters ousted the terror group last month in Sirte.

Some IS supporters would then fled to the remote desert camps to regroup, said a Pentagon spokesman Thursday. 'They were a threat to the security of Libya, the region and US national interests. '