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7/7/15
Twilight News Syrian Observatory for Human Rights / said on Tuesday that the Syrian Kurdish forces regained control of more than a dozen villages in the organization of the Islamic state has been seized by the northern city of Raqqa, which considered the capital of the caliphate organization announced.
Kurdish forces have received support from the air strikes launched by coalition led by the United States.
Observatory based in Britain has said that fighters from the Islamic state were still in control of the town of Ain Issa, 50 km to the north of the city of Raqqa.
The organization has fighters wrested control of the appointed Issa protection units of the Kurdish people in an attack on Monday
The attack came on the areas controlled by the People's Protection Units in the wake of intensified air raids on the city of tenderness at the weekend that US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said on Monday that the aim of which is to disrupt the ability of militants to respond to progress People's Protection Units to the north of tenderness.
And it emerged units protect the people - that operate in areas inhabited by a Kurdish majority in northern Syria near the Turkish border - as the most important partner of the alliance in Syria, which the United States led to address the Islamic state in Syria and Iraq as well.
He said the Syrian Observatory, which tracks the civil war four years ago that the alliance play "an active role" to help protect the people and units to restore 11 village northeast of eye Isa.
And it made People's Protection Units Kurdish opposition groups backed by small gains in the face of an Islamic state in Raqqa province during the past few weeks and took control of the white hill on the Turkish border on 15 June, before progressing towards appointed Issa.
The Kurdish forces seized control of the appointed Issa on 23 June.
Although the People's Protection Units emerged as effective in the war against the Islamic state but its impact is dwindling outside the Kurdish areas, which originally formed units to defend it in the northeast of Syria.
The United States seeks to train and equip the Syrian opposition fighters who are considered by Washington to fight the moderate Islamic state in Syria. But the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) said on June 18 that these endeavors are going more slowly than expected.
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that the United States would do more to train the "moderate opposition" and equip
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7/7/15
Twilight News Syrian Observatory for Human Rights / said on Tuesday that the Syrian Kurdish forces regained control of more than a dozen villages in the organization of the Islamic state has been seized by the northern city of Raqqa, which considered the capital of the caliphate organization announced.
Kurdish forces have received support from the air strikes launched by coalition led by the United States.
Observatory based in Britain has said that fighters from the Islamic state were still in control of the town of Ain Issa, 50 km to the north of the city of Raqqa.
The organization has fighters wrested control of the appointed Issa protection units of the Kurdish people in an attack on Monday
The attack came on the areas controlled by the People's Protection Units in the wake of intensified air raids on the city of tenderness at the weekend that US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said on Monday that the aim of which is to disrupt the ability of militants to respond to progress People's Protection Units to the north of tenderness.
And it emerged units protect the people - that operate in areas inhabited by a Kurdish majority in northern Syria near the Turkish border - as the most important partner of the alliance in Syria, which the United States led to address the Islamic state in Syria and Iraq as well.
He said the Syrian Observatory, which tracks the civil war four years ago that the alliance play "an active role" to help protect the people and units to restore 11 village northeast of eye Isa.
And it made People's Protection Units Kurdish opposition groups backed by small gains in the face of an Islamic state in Raqqa province during the past few weeks and took control of the white hill on the Turkish border on 15 June, before progressing towards appointed Issa.
The Kurdish forces seized control of the appointed Issa on 23 June.
Although the People's Protection Units emerged as effective in the war against the Islamic state but its impact is dwindling outside the Kurdish areas, which originally formed units to defend it in the northeast of Syria.
The United States seeks to train and equip the Syrian opposition fighters who are considered by Washington to fight the moderate Islamic state in Syria. But the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) said on June 18 that these endeavors are going more slowly than expected.
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that the United States would do more to train the "moderate opposition" and equip
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