Hero SAS sniper wipes out ISIS terror trio through brick wall from nearly a mile away

A HERO SAS sniper gunned down three ISIS jihadis by blasting them with bullets through a 10inch thick brick wall from nearly a mile away. The elite marksmen killed the terror trio - who were plotting suicide bomb attacks - using deadly armour-piercing rounds fired from the lethal Barrett Light .50 calibre rifle. 

SAS sniper gunned down three ISIS jihadis

Brit special forces targeted the three men with a sniper rifle after evil ISIS fighters used dozens of civilians as human shields to prevent airstrikes against their compound in Ramadi, Iraq.

Fearing the concrete house was being used as a base by ISIS to launch more bomb attacks, the SAS sergeant took matters into his own hands by shooting at the house from a hideout nearly a kilometre away.

After peppering the house with dozens of bullets, special forces then moved in and found the bodies of three ISIS fighters who had been mown down by bullets from the sniper rifle.

Speaking about the SAS sniper incident, a military source told the Daily Star: "The armour-piercing rounds had a devastating effect. "The bodies of the Islamic State fighters had been absolutely pulverised.
"One had been decapitated and another had been cut in half."

It is thought the quick-thinking sharp-shooter may have saved dozens of lives by targeting the extremists before they could carry out further attacks during the incident last week. The troubled Iraqi city of Ramadi, where the raid took place, has been plagued by violence in recent weeks.