Kobani air strikes seen more accurate, Kurds give coordinates
US-led air strikes killed at least 32 Islamic State fighters in direct hits in Kobani this week because of closer coordination with Kurdish forces on the ground, a monitoring group said, after bombing of the Syrian town intensified.
"The senior people in YPG tell the coalition the location of ISIL targets and they hit accordingly," Polat Can, a YPG spokesman, told Reuters, using an acronym for Islamic State.
"Some of them (ISIL) have withdrawn, but they regroup and return. But because the air strikes are working in coordination, they hit their targets well," he said.
