In a high civilian casualty raid of a US led coalition, more than 33 people hiding at a Isil-held Syrian city of Raqqa were killed after a US led airstrike hits the school sheltering the families.
The school is being used by more than 50 families in Mansoura, 15 miles from ISIL so called caliphate,but was levelled on Tuesday. The current death toll is said to rise as rescuers continue to pull out bodies from the rubbles, and many families are yet to be accounted for.
Last Thursday, the coalition group killed another 46 people after it drops bombs on a mosque outside the city of Aleppo. The coalition airstrike later said they never intended to hit the mosque ,but a building nearby which is used by Al-Qaeda rebel fighters.
Earlier in the month, the coalition confirmed its airstrike's had killed around 200 civilians, but other monitor groups said that the number is much higher.
According to a UK monitor group, Airwars, known for monitoring the civilian death caused by the coalition airstrike's.Airwars said that the number of civilians that had died in airstrike's are just as many as 370 people.
The current Whitehouse administration is also looking into lifting the rules of engagement that was enacted by the Obama administration that tends to avoid civilian casualties.
The coalition has also stepped up its air strikes, as it prepares for ground assaults that will make it get back strategic Syrian cities from the Jihadists.