The bodies of 70 ISIS fighters were left abandoned in a Syrian hospital.

The bodies of several dozen Islamic State (IS) fighters were left in a hospital morgue in the town of Tal Abyad, Syria, amid ongoing US bombing of the extremists.

US aircraft bombed the town of Kobane, which ISIS forces were trying to seize control of. Photo: RT

CNN, citing the Syrian Human Rights Observatory in London, reported that the bodies of ISIS fighters have been lying in a hospital in the town of Tal Abya, on the Syrian-Turkish border, for the past four days without anyone paying attention. ISIS activists have not been able to identify who abandoned the bodies at the hospital, but it is likely that they were comrades of the deceased, extremist fighters controlling Tal Abya. ISIS seized control of Raqqa in 2013 and continued to expand its control in 2014. However, they are facing fierce resistance from Kurdish fighters and the Iraqi army. With support from US-led airstrikes, ISIS forces have been continuously attacked as they try to gain control of Kobane, a Kurdish town on the Syrian-Turkish border. Clashes occurred throughout October 19th. IS forces fired 16 artillery rounds into areas under enemy control while US and allied fighter jets moved at low altitudes to bombard militant targets.

Source: Zing News