In one of his first moves as president, Trump ordered his Defense Department, headed by Gen. James “Mad Dog” Mattis, to formulate a plan to “totally obliterate” ISIS.

Well, looks like he is following through with his word!

Even the Prime Minister of Iraq has faith in Trump’s plan.

Haider al-Abadi, Iraqi Prime Minister who has met with both President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama, told “Fox News Sunday” that he noticed a big difference in how Trump and Obama approached the major issue.

“President Obama didn’t want to get involved in the first place. He just wanted to just forget Iraq,” al-Abadi said, explaining that there was immense public pressure on the U.S. to help Iraq.

He said that Trump, unlike his predecessor, seemed to display a “very powerful determination to defeat” ISIS.

After the Prime Minister al-Abadi’s meeting with President Trump at the White House last week, he stated he now feels confident that the “defeat” of ISIS is “definite” and will be done in a “short time.” He also emphasized the difference between Trump and Obama when it comes to battling terrorism.

“I think this administration wants to be more engaged in fighting terrorism. I sense a difference in terms of being head-to-head with terrorism,” he told reporters.

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