Sixty miles of the Turkish-Syrian Border taken back from ISIS

 ISIS terrorist group was forced out from territory along 98 kilometers  of the Turkish-Syrian border, Turkish government confirmed.

Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim confirmed that the ISIS terrorist group had been forced out from territory along 98 kilometers (some 61 miles) of the Turkish-Syrian border between the Northern towns of Jarabulus and A'zaz, Sputnik reported.

"Ninety-eight kilometers of the border with Syria from A'zaz to Jarabulus were taken under control. All terrorist groups were pushed from there," Yildirim said during his address in the country's Diyarbakir province.