Backed by U.S. Coalition airstrikes, the Syrian Democratic Forces were able to once again enter an ISIS-held town east of the Euphrates after fierce battle with the terrorist group.
According to a report from local activists in Deir Ezzor, the Syrian Democratic Forces entered the small town of Al-Kamshah after breaking through the Islamic State's first line of defense.
The Syrian Democratic Forces are now in control of at least half of Al-Kamshah, leaving only the southern part of the town still under the occupation of the Islamic State.
Once Al-Kamshah is captured by the Syrian Democratic Forces, they will be able to attack the northern part of Al-Shafah for the first time during this war.
