Putin agrees deal with US in bid to destroy evil ISIS

RUSSIAN leader Vladimir Putin has agreed to carry out strikes against the depraved Islamic State or Nusra in Syria after striking a deal with the US.

   PUTIN: Russian President struck a deal with the US to only target ISIS in Syria

The merciless President has previously been accused of ordering his jets to bomb civilian areas in Syria while supporting the Bashar al-Assad regime.

But US Secretary of State John Kerry has agreed a pact with Russia to ensure any strikes on Syria are on ISIS – also known as Daesh – or the al-Qaeda-linked Nusra front.

   BOMB: Russia will only deploy jets on ISIS and al-Qaeda

The pair agreed not to talk about alleged violations of a cessation against hostilities in Syria.

Instead, they worked out how to forge a plan to wipe out the sick death cult.

Mr Kerry said he had talked with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and agreed not to "litigate… in a public fashion" the reports of violations on both sides.

   DEAL: John Kerry said countries won't discuss cessation of hostilities

He added: "We are going to track down each alleged violation and work even more now to put in place a construct which will help us to guarantee that missions are indeed missions against Nusra or missions against Daesh.”

The warped terrorist groups were not part of February’s cessation deal on Syria.

Last month billionaire George Soros accused Mr Putin of acting like a crusader against ISIS to secretly exacerbate the already growing crisis by bombing civilian areas in Syria.

He wrote: "Russian planes have been bombing the civilian population in southern Syria forcing them to flee to Jordan and Lebanon.

   ISIS: Evil ISIS and al-Qaeda will be wiped out, according to Mr Kerry

"Russia has also launched a large-scale air attack against civilians in northern Syria. This was followed by a ground assault by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s army against Aleppo, a city that used to have two million inhabitants.”

Mr Putin was also blasted by Foreign Secretary Phillip Hammond who accused Russia of “helping ISIS” by bombing opponents of the Syrian President.