Kobane City |
The battle opposed ISIS back happened
in Kobane
The latest battles erupted in
Northern Kobane, after two days of relative calm.
Fierce fighting erupted in the
North of Syria, after Kobane, the situation is
relativelycalm over the past two days.
The Kurdish fighters are
estimated to have beat back militant groups that call
themselves Islamic countries or ISIS who tried to take
over the city.
The u.s. military says the
troops, he did six times air raids around the city Kobane on
Sunday (19/10) and Sunday (20/10).
Kobane, located on
the border of Turkey, was the main target, and the
fighting has forced most of the civilians left the city.
The latest battle occurred
when Turkey said it would allow a number of KurdishPeshmerga fighters crossing
into Iraq to fight against Syria ISIS.
BBC journalist Kasra Naji in the
border Turkey said the decision was a great moral
support for the fighters to increase their combat
capability.
Officials in the
Kurdish region of Iraq say they are ready to send
troops but so far have not received any orders.
Turkey, have long
been faced with the problem of the Kurdish fighters of the
insurgency itself, to the present Kurdish fighters were
forbidden to cross into Syria, butmany journalists say Ankara is
more sympathetic to Kurdish fighters in Iraq.
U.s. military aircraft have
provided a number of support weaponry, ammunition
andmedical supplies to the Kurdish fighters to battle the militant
group Islamic State (IS)in Kobane, Syria.
The u.s. central
command said a C-130 transport aircraft that provide "lots" of
help.
Earlier US air raids routed the
militant groups IS the intention of taking control of a
town near the border of the Turkey.
A number of journalists said this
move would likely enrage major u.s. allies, namelyTurkey.
For decades Turkey has
faced a rebellion the Kurdish militant group PKK, which is
considered a terrorist group by the United States.
The militant group IS militants occupying
the Syria and Iraq. Kobane city is one of theirstrategic
goals, and fierce fighting has raged in the city for weeks,
causing the evacuation of the majority of the civilian
population. (BBC)
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