U.S.-led coalition airstrikes killed at least 19 people in Raqqa province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Sunday.
The strikes hit a school that was used as a shelter for displaced families in Al-Kesrat village south of the Islamic State's (ISIS) de facto capital.
Amaq news agency said that 15 more people were wounded in the strikes supporting the U.S.-backed Syria Democratic Forces.
Last week, 20 people, including children, were killed in the coalition's airstrikes in Raqqa.
Meanwhile, the Kurdish-led SDF gained new ground in Raqqa province after capturing Al-Ya'rubiya village.
Washington's support for the SDF, which launched a campaign to encircle Raqqa in November, has caused tension with NATO ally Turkey, which views the Kurdish militia as an extension of militants fighting on its own soil.
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