Kurdish forces drive ISIS out of Kobane
People dance as they celebrate in Kurdish-dominated Diyarbakir in southeastern Turkey, after Kurdish forces took full control of the Syrian town of Kobane, January 26, 2015. (Reuters)
U.S. Central Command on Monday confirmed claims by Kurdish forces that ISIS militants have been pushed back in the key Syrian town of Kobane.
A U.S. statement said the Kudish militia now control 90 percent of the town.
The extremist ISIS group, which has overrun large areas of Syria and Iraq, had poured men and weapons into an offensive to secure Kobane, which is near the Turkish border.
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Source News: Alarabiya
