The U.S. bombed the road being used by a convoy of ISIS fighters and their families who had been granted transit to the Syria-Iraq border by the government of Lebanon and Hezb'allah. The Lebanese government negotiated a ceasefire with ISIS on Sunday after declaring "victory" over the terrorists.  As part of the deal, they allowed 600 ISIS fighters and their families safe passage from the Syria-Lebanese border to an ISIS-controlled area near the Syrian border with Iraq.  Lebanon hopes to begin negotiations with ISIS for the return of nine soldiers held by the terrorists since 2014. The U.S. did not sign off on the deal – and neither did Iraq, which wasn't thrilled by the prospect of hundreds of ISIS fighters being dropped off so close to its border. CNN: US officials confirmed the airstrikes took place to prevent buses carrying armed ISIS fighters continuing eastward. Coalition spokesman Col. Ryan Dillon told CNN that the...(Read Full Post)