Today's Latest: Kurds cut ISIS Latitude with the help of air strikes by US-led
Kurds cut ISIS Latitude with the help of air strikes by US-led Iraqi fighters of the Kurdish-backed air strikes by US-led, launched a major offensive Thursday aimed to regain control of the strategic town of Sinjar, which swept the group Islamic countries last year in the attack that caused the flight of tens of thousands of Yazidis and pushed for the first time the United States to launch the air campaign against the militants. He said the Security Council of the Kurdish Regional hours of the start of the operation the troops were in control of a section of Highway 47, one of the most active ISIS's latitudes. ISIS offers completely isolates the group's members in Sinjar, a stronghold of militants in Syria and northern Iraq. And Kurdish fighters also said they got the villages Gabarra, on the Western Front, and Tel Shore, Fadhelya and Qen on the Eastern Front. Fox News US military official said the US advisers are working with Kurdish leaders in the region, b...