Coalition Airstrikes Raising Concerns About Civilian Deaths

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By MEGAN SPECIA and YARA BISHARA | Mar. 27, 2017
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Recent airstrikes from U.S.-led coalition forces in Syria and Iraq have raised concerns about whether the United States military has become less selective in its targeting.

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