Is Syrian jihadist critically injured?

Russia claimed on Wednesday it had critically injured the leader of the Tahrir Al-Sham jihadist group in Syria with an air strike on his position that also killed 12 of his field commanders, Reuters reported.

Russia had targeted Abu Mohammed al-Golani in an intelligence-led special operation while he was meeting his field commanders, the Defense Ministry said in a statement.

The group, however, denied the claim in a statement on its telegram channel. It said Golani was in "good health and exercising the duties assigned to him completely."

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