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Tuesday, 14 October 2014

Breaking News: U.S. Hit ISIS Hard In Kobani; Militants Keep Pushing.

ISIS fighters are continuing their brutal push to win the strategic Syrian border city of Kobani Tuesday. Columns of smoke rose as the sound of gunfire erupted.
Violence raged in Iraq, too, as two deadly car bombs exploded in Baghdad
on Monday. The militants claimed they were behind that bombing and another that targeted the Iraqi police checkpoint in the Shia neighborhood of Khadimiya in the northern part of the Iraqi capital.
In Iraq Tuesday, four people were killed and 12 others were injured when a suicide car bomb exploded in an area called al-Utayfia. The bomb struck a security checkpoint at one of the entrances to the predominately Shiite neighborhood al-Kadumiya, police officials told CNN. ISIS has claimed that was also its work.
An extremist Islamic group that wants to control land from Iraq to Syria, ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, desires a society that adheres strictly to Sharia law.
The U.S. and a coalition of more than 50 nations is trying to battle back the militants.
In Iraq, the United States launched one airstrike Monday.
But American airpower -- aided by Saudi Arabia -- was focused intensely on Syria. Central Command said Tuesday that it had bombarded ISIS near Kobani, using bomber and fighter aircraft to fire 21 airstrikes that destroyed two ISIS staging locations, a building, a truck and two vehicles and damaged other ISIS property.
Another U.S. strike near the Syrian city of Dayr az Zawr struck a modular oil refinery and initial indications are that this strike was successful.
The strikes are meant to prevent the extremist Muslim group from resupplying and massing combat power on the Kurdish held portions of Kobani, Central Command said in a release.
All coalition aircraft used in missions against ISIS departed the space safely, the military said, and analysis of the strikes suggests that they slowed ISIS' advance.
But Central Command warned that "the security situation on the ground there remains fluid" with ISIS attempting to gain territory and beat back the Kurdish military that is putting up a fierce fight.
Source:CNN

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