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US coalition mistakenly kills 18 allied Syrian rebels | Syria News | Al Jazeera

14.4.17

US coalition mistakenly kills 18 allied Syrian rebels | Syria News | Al Jazeera: SDF was founded in Syria's mainly Kurdish northeastern region in October 2015, and is made up of at least 15 armed factions, mostly fighters from the Kurdish People's Protection Units and the Free Syrian Army.

"The strike was requested by the partnered forces, who had identified the target location as an ISIS fighting position. The target location was actually a forward Syrian Democratic Forces fighting position," CENTCOM said.

"The coalition's deepest condolences go out to the members of the SDF and their families. The coalition is in close contact with our SDF partners who have expressed a strong desire to remain focused on the fight against ISIS despite this tragic incident."

The coalition added it is assessing the cause of the friendly fire attack.


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