Airstrikes Hit ISIS Base With Millions Of Terrorist Money [VIDEO] The Department of Defense has just released a declassified video from the January 11 bombing of an ISIS cash depot in Iraq, which was first reported by CNN. The footage, which has no sound, begins just moments before the bombs strike the building. After the explosion, clouds of cash are seen floating into the air. Although officials did not confirm how much money was in the structure or what currency it was, it has been described as millions. It was a good strike, Gen. Lloyd Austin, head of the U.S. Central Command, told reporters. And we estimate that it served to deprive ISIL of millions of dollars. And combined with all of the other strikes that weve done on ISILs gas infrastructure and the various sources of revenue, you can bet that (it) is feeling the strain on his checkbook. Austin also went on to confirm that this is not the first strike on an ISIS cash storage site, but part of ongoing string of attacks designed to derail the terrorist organizations funding. ISIL needs those funds to pay their fighters, to recruit new fighters and to conduct their various maligned activities, Austin commented. You know, we said from the outset of this campaign that to defeat ISIL, were going to have to take away its ability to resource. What do you think? Is this a step in the right direction? 