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Comment: There are a couple possibilities here. 1) ISIS's handlers gave up on the "Kobani objective" (whatever that may be), and the air strikes were the way in which the ISIS cattle were herded elsewhere. 2) ISIS was actually pushed out by the YPG, against ISIS and their masters' wishes, and the claim of the usefulness of airstrikes was simply PR designed to show the public that the airstrikes are useful and the U.S. really does want to defeat the terrorists. So is the game-plan changing slightly?