The United States started air strikes against IS and active in Iraq and Syria. Then the United States-led alliance launched an attack on Syria's IS position in cooperation with Arab Allies.
Later, Britain and France started air raids on IS position in Iraq. In the meanwhile, Holland said that the militant groups operating in Iraq and Syria will not cooperate with the United States for war against the IS. The Dutch government has given a statement in this regard.
The statement said that the deadline to deploy Holland's F-16 bomber aircraft to the United States-led anti-ISI coalition will end on December 31. After that the extension will no longer be extended. That means no warfare will be given anymore.
The statement further said that at the end of this year, the Dutch government will also withdraw its four F-16 bombers from Iraq and Syria.
During the regime of former US President Barack Obama, a military alliance was formed to fight anti-IS in Syria and Iraq. Holland was a member of the alliance for so long.
But from now on it is not. Holland's decision now puts pressure on the US alliance against the ISI
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says that 553 militants and 32 civilians have been killed in Syria during a US-led air strike against Islamic State (IS) militants. The UK-based Human Rights organization recently reported these facts. Of the dead, 464 IS fighters have said that the organization, monitoring the Syrian civil war, has started from the beginning.