Los bombardeos en Siria intensificaron los escapes de civiles a Turquía.
El presidente Barack Obama llamó a los países a unirse contra el yihadismo.
Supporters of Al-Qaeda's Syria affiliate Al-Nusra Front hold placards calling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad a 'terrorist' and denouncing Arab states that have joined anti-Islamic State group campaign, as they demonstrate in the northern city of Alepppo on September 24, 2014. A US-led coalition carried out air strikes against positions of Al-Nusra Front yesterday as well as the Islamic State group. The US designates Nusra a 'terrorist' group although recently Washingon has focused more on the Islamic State group as it assembles a coalition to target jihadists in Syria and Iraq. Nusra has fought against IS in parts of Syria, and has also battled alongside moderate and Islamist rebels against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. AFP PHOTO / ZEIN AL RIFAI
Los bombardeos en Siria intensificaron los escapes de civiles a Turquía.
Los combatientes yihadistas disparan cohetes con lanzagranadas para repeler los ataques de sus rivales en Siria.
