Posted on 10/15/2014 9:20:40 AM PDT by GonzoII
U.S.-led air strikes killed at least 32 ISIS fighters in direct hits in Kobani this week because of closer coordination with Kurdish forces on the ground, activists said, after bombing of the Syrian town intensified.
Kurdish officials said the main Kurdish armed group, the YPG, was giving the coordinates of ISIS fighters in Kobani to the U.S.-led alliance that is bombing the group in both Iraq and Syria.
"The senior people in YPG tell the coalition the location of ISIL (ISIS) targets and they hit accordingly," Polat Can, a YPG spokesman, told Reuters, using an acronym for ISIS
"Some of them (ISIS) have withdrawn, but they regroup and return. But because the air strikes are working in coordination, they hit their targets well," he said.
The Kurdish YPG have been struggling to defend Kobani, also known as Ain al-Arab, from better armed ISIS fighters who have used tanks, artillery and suicide truck bombs in a month-long offensive against the town at the Turkish border.
ISIS has taken control of much of eastern and southern Kobani but has not made much progress this week. The Kurdish forces say they have taken back areas on the west of the town.
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Rings true it seems.
The Kurds should give the coordinates to all those Muslim controlled Turkish tanks. Light those suckers up.
The Kurds are our best asset there. God bless them, and free Kurdistan.
Wait until the White House hears about how effective working tactically with the Kurds is. He’ll put a stop to it immediately.
Obama will read about this in tomorrows news paper, get all mad, and order the air attacks to stop coordinating with the the Kurds.
I hope they have women sending in the coordinates so the Musloids spend eternity as 72 virgins in Mulsloid Land.
Any bets when they say “Kurds giving the coordinates to US” it actually means “US Special Forces and forward air controllers giving the coordinates and laser targeting to US pilots”?
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