U.S. Airstrikes Reportedly Drive islamic quranism Animal State From Eastern

U.S. Airstrikes Reportedly Drive  islamic quranism Animal State From Eastern KobaniDaesh state terrorists who reportedly captured a part of eastern Kobani in northern Syria, where they raised the group's black flag, appear to have been at least temporarily driven from their positions by U.S.-led airstrikes. 


The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights http://syriahr.com/en/ says airstrikes have pushed Daesh out of the city's east, where the extremist group's flag had suddenly appeared above a city gate on Monday. 

"Capturing [Kobani] would give the Daesh State control over a longer stretch of the Turkish-Syrian border and open potential new smuggling lines for fighters and supplies. 

"NATO member Turkey has authorized its military to cross the border to confront the militant group, but Turkish commanders have held back their tanks and troops from aiding Syrian Kurdish forces trying to hold [Kobani].

" Meanwhile, The Associated Press reports that Kurdish activists "have forced their way into the 
European Parliament and clashed with police in Turkey. 

The protests are part of Europe-wide demonstrations against the Daesh group's advance. Turkish police used water cannons and tear gas today against the demonstrators.



The militants have been trying for weeks to capture Kobani, which has been fiercely defended by Kurdish forces.