<p>British army officer Rupert Jones, the deputy commander of the global coalition fighting against Islamic State (IS), visited north Raqqa province on July 23.</p><p>Jones met with the Raqqa civil council in the town of Ain Issa</a> to discuss the latest updates and the cooperation to run the city after its recapture from IS by Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), according to a Kurdish outlet</a>.</p><p>Jones says in the press conference that liberating Mosul and Raqqa is the start of a “healing process.” Credit: Furat FM via Storyful</p><br />
