article_snippet: Aggressive ground assaults aided by a flurry of Coalition airstrikes have forced ISIS ' from ISIS ' territory in Syria and Iraq.
article_snippet: Despite ISIS ' propaganda on ISIS ' social media channels (pictured), ISIS ' has lost control in both Iraq and Syria thanks to aggressive ground attacks by regional soldiers .
article_snippet: Under attack: Islamic State has been forced out of the strategic village of Tal-Maghas in Syria's Al-Hasakah province (pictured)
article_snippet: Propaganda: the militants in north-eastern Syria have released pictures of YPG targets in Al-Hasakah being destroyed (pictured) but the reality is the militants in north-eastern Syria have been dispelled from the province which lies near the border with Iraq .
article_snippet: Strategic: Losing the territory is a massive blow to ISIS ' due to the territory proximity to the Iraq border, which gave the militants in north-eastern Syria an easy supply route to the country .
article_snippet: Airstrikes since the request have struck one of Islamic State tactical units and destroyed a 'fighting position'
article_snippet: , the US military has revealed.
article_snippet: While in Iraq, four separate strikes took out a 'large fighting unit', two tactical units, four buildings and vehicles near the northern city of Kirkuk.
article_snippet: The battle for Kobani was the first public example - and success - of Western forces closely coordinating with a regional ground force to battle ISIS.
highlights_snippet: Western coalition forces have carried out 10 airstrikes in a 24-hour period .
  