Highly Trained SAS sniper kills FIVE ISIS suicide bombers with just THREE bullets 

An SAS sniper took out five ISIS jihadis with just three rounds before they were able to launch a sickening suicide bomb attack.
The SAS veteran fired a trio of well-placed bullets from 800 metres away, taking them out as they left a bomb factory near Mosul, an ISIS stronghold in Iraq.
He opened fire after they were seen leaving in heavy coats in hot weather - a sign they were concealing explosive vests.
His first bullet hit a jihadi in the chest, sparking an explosion that killed the terrorist and two Islamic State guards.
The second bomber fell to a headshot, while the third was hit as he tried to get back into the bomb factory.
An Army source told the Express: "This was a classic SAS mission.

"About three weeks ago the intelligence guys got information that a bomb factory had been set up in a nearby village.
"With just three well-aimed shots that single team has probably saved the lives of hundreds of innocent people."
In August a British sniper saved a man and his eight-year-old son from certain death at the hands of ISIS after shooting dead the man who was about to execute him.
He shot the would-be executioner in the head from a range of 1,000m before taking out three other terrorists.
A British sniper saved a man and his eight-year-old son from certain death at the hands of ISIS after shooting dead the man who was about to execute him.
He shot the would-be executioner in the head from a range of 1,000m before taking out three other terrorists.