Syrian air raids kill 11 in extremist-held town

September 11, 2014 22:09

Syrian government airstrikes, including one on a crowded sheep market, killed at least 11 people today in a northern town controlled by the Islamic State group, activists said.

After largely ignoring the rise of the al-Qaida splinter group over the past year, President Bashar Assad's air force has begun to target Islamic State militants more regularly since the extremist faction seized control of much of northern Syria and a large part of neighboring Iraq in June.

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