32 people were killed in the north-east of Syria, dozens were injured when the IGIL group attacked a checkpoint near the refugee camp, Radio Liberty reports..

According to Syrian human rights defenders, the attack was committed in the village of Rajm-as-Salibi, near the Syrian border with Iraq, where the front line between the positions of the Kurdish forces in the Khasakeh province and the areas captured by "IGIL".

At the moment, the Kurdish-Arab insurgent coalition "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF) with the support of the United States is trying to seize the capital of "IGIL" - the city of Rakku. Over the past year, the coalition managed to force out militants from several large areas in northern Syria.

The terrorist group "Islamic State" transferred its "capital" from the Syrian city of Rakka to 140 km - to the city of Deir ez Zor.