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group but a head of a movement where he s identified as the isis guy. who can lead the movement? i don t see anyone who can yet. as we wake up this morning the questions are, what lessons can be learned from this operation and what do we know from the u.s. position in syria? the new york times, bianna this morning, talking to military officials, they say al bal baghdadi s death occurred largely in spite of mr. trump s action, is that fair and important? it appears fair. we were able to locate with cooperation with other regional allies on the ground and also through investigative work through our intelligence community. you see the fruits of working with others of having coalitions. this was supposedly in the works
disparjed or undermined. this was a great development. it s good that al baghdadi has met a justified violent end. after leading one of the worst terror organizations in human history. cnn has been told by some military officials only successful as you said with the presence of u.s. troops on the ground in syria and the existence of the alliance with the kurds, overall though, what lessons do we take from the success of this raid and perhaps the intelligence that was provided? first, it s important that we protect the operational details of a raid like this if we re going to be able to carry more of them in the future and have them be as successful as this one was.
there was no loss of american lives. this is exceptionally difficult raids to carry out because we had quite special force operatives flying on different platforms. and to both insert them and remove them from that operation and do so successfully is a challenging operation. our options in the region are becoming fewer and fewer as we have fewer and fewer places from which to launch these operations and frankly the loss of the northeastern third of syria at exactly the moment when isis will make its probably strongest effort to try and reform i think it s an unfortunate development. what are you expecting from isis, i ask in specifically of what you were just said, some were surprised to find baghdadi in idlib province. do you have concerns that there
could be some kind of alliance? yes, i have concerns first they were so close to the turkish border in an area of syria where turkey has long had some real influence. second, he was literally being sheltered according to press accounts, i according to press accounts he was being sheltered by the leader of an al errorist group idlib province and frankly i think there s a al qaeda affili afghanistan n west africa, in syria and elsewhere will cooperate even more closely as they face significant pressure from the united states and those allies of ours who are still fighting alongside us in this work. the president hasn t notified congress. they called it a military operation and not an intelligence operation.