Air raids will make Britain ‘safer’, says Fallon

“They’ve been making a lot of money out of oil”, said Fallon.

“This campaign is not going to be short or simple”. It’s because of who we are in Britain and the West that we have this particular death cult.

British Defence Minister, Michael Fallon, left, walks with an unidentified officer during his visit at RAF Akrotiri, a British air base near the coastal city of Limassol, Cyprus, Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015.

Speaking before the vote tonight, Mr Cameron said that British Muslims are “appalled” by the behaviour of jihadist groups in Iraq and Syria.

Targets in the second mission were oil fields as the first target, and the mission involved two Typhoons and two Tornados, Xinhua news agency reported citing BBC.

RAF Tornado and Reaper aircraft have carried out more than 380 successful strikes in Iraq in more than a year of strikes against Daesh targets, with no reports of civilian casualties, according to the MoD.

“What I try to do is to make sure that people understand the threat is real, we have to vigilant, but we also can’t panic and we can’t respond out of fear”.

“They have murdered 30 British citizens overseas, killed 130 in Paris, the entire population of plane and 200 more at peace rally in Turkey”.

Meg Hillier, Labour MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch, also chose to toe her party leader’s line as she voted against air strikes in Syria.

The jets used Paveway IV guided bombs to hit wellheads, which the MOD said cuts “off the terrorists’ oil revenue at the very source”.

More fighter jets have been sent to RAF Akrotiri on Cyprus ahead of further sorties in Syria and continued raids in Iraq against Islamic State (IS), which is also known as Isis, Isil and Daesh.

Eight more British jets arrived at RAF Akrotiri to join the attacks.

Opposition forces attempting to wage a ground war with ISIS have long contested that the border between Iraq and Syria effectively does not exist, with fighters passing freely across it.

The Ministry of Defence reportedly asked for the controversial claim that there are 70,000 moderate rebels in Syria to be removed from the Prime Minister’s statement to MPs in which he made the case for air strikes on Isis.

RAF Tornado fighter jets had already flown an armed patrol over the east of the country “gathering intelligence on terrorist activity”, the Ministry of Defence said.