ANTIWAR
Over the past week, daily US airstrikes against a handful of towns in eastern Syria have killed well over 100 civilians, mainly women and children. The towns are under ISIS control, and are near the Iraqi border.
The Kurdish YPG has been attacking the ISIS towns, with limited success, and the US has made much of its desire to provide air support. Most of the airstrikes are just hitting homes across the towns, killing a lot of women and children within.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has, in their reports, described many of the civilians as “ISIS family members,” though it’s not clear how either they or the US could identify which houses being bombed belong to whom.