RAF Tornados' air strikes in Iraq
Tornado GR4 aircraft have completed another round of air strikes in Iraq overnight.
![A Tornado GR4 at RAF Akrotiri [Picture: Corporal Neil Bryden RAF, Crown copyright]](https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a61003fed915d7dfea6a8f2/s300_MNT-OFFICIAL-20140929-111-510g.jpg)
A Tornado GR4 at RAF Akrotiri
The Royal Air Force aircraft have flown further missions to assist the Iraqi government in its fight against ISIL.
Last night, 2 Tornado GR4s were tasked to support the Iraqi Army. Brimstone missiles and Paveway IV guided bombs were used to conduct a successful precision attack on ISIL terrorists who were firing on Iraqi troops from a stronghold near Ramadi.
Last night’s air strike was the latest in a series of strikes as part of the international coalition’s operations to support the democratic Iraqi government in the fight against ISIL.
For more information see ISIL: UK government response page on GOV.UK