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The Pentagon confirmed the US-led coalition had carried out airstrikes in support of the SDF as it sought to end the prison break.

Secretive American task force dropped 2,000 pound bomb on Syria's largest dam in 2017, despite Pentagon placing it on a 'no-strike' list, The New York Times reports

A secretive US military unit targeted a dam in Syria’s northern Raqqah Province four years ago despite the structure being on the Pentagon’s “no-strike list” of protected civilian sites, a new report says.

The US was blamed by ISIS, Russia, and the Syrian government for the strike, which then-Lieutenant-General Stephen J. Townsend said was "crazy reporting."

Damage to the Tabqa Dam could have caused a flood that would have killed tens of thousands of civilians.

A US airstrike put tens of thousands of civilians at risk, despite the target being on a "no-strike" list.

A dam in Syria was on a ‘no-strike’ list. The US bombed it anyway

US military bombed Syria's largest dam on March 26, 2017, threatening 100,000s of civilians with flooding, in attack which was not authorized by commanders.

Commander of US offensive insisted at time that dam wasn't targeted, but Central Command now confirms military dropped 3 2,000 pound bombs on 'towers attached'

"A military report warned that striking the giant structure could cause tens of thousands of deaths."