[elleferrer]

We need more bellingcats' - this was a great find - can we expect a planned airstrike in this location any time soon?

[pmorici]

Why would you plan an airstrike and destroy a major highway because ISIS took a picture of themselves there?

[nailer]

If you read the end of the article you saw large amounts of construction around the training camp.

[elleferrer]

This is what I was thinking, but then I got downvoted to hell. Understandable, there are innocent civilians and children around - most brainwashed by ISIS. But, it looks like these training camps seem to stay close to the river - as seen in the Vice documentary, "The Islamic State" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzCAPJDAnQA#t=160

[elleferrer]

My apologies everyone - it was a facetious and tasteless remark, and my poor attempt at being funny, while being sarcastic at the same time.

[bdamm]

Crowdsourcing military actions? How repulsive.

[davidrusu]

> can we expect a planned airstrike in this location any time soon?

I hope your not serious

[tzs]

Is that because you think ISIS should not be fought militarily, or because you think tactically a ground strike would be a better approach, or what?

[panzagl]

I think it's more the flip tone of the message.

[davidrusu]

It's the trigger happiness

[trentmb]

Because ISIS probably isn't there anymore.

[tdicola]

Do you really expect someone with the authority to make a strike is going to post about it on the internet?

[rcthompson]

Maybe something to do with the location being in the middle of a city full of civilians.

[xorcist]

It would indeed be the perfect weapon for a terrorist. Just post a picture of something on the Internet and have foreign military blast it to the ground. Create terror and blame americans, and anyone can do it.