‘Significant results’ in Islamic State struggle one year after Paris attacks

Published November 13, 2016 10:07pm ET



The campaign to defeat the Islamic State has showed “significant results” since the attack in Paris which happened one year ago on Sunday, according to the American president’s assistant for homeland security and counterterrorism.

Lisa Monaco released a statement on Sunday commending the people of France for their “bravery and determination” following a series of attacks around the city at a concert venue, soccer game and restaurant that killed 130 people.

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