"CJTF-OIR [Coalition Joint Task Force — Operation Inherent Resolve] assesses at least 735 civilians have been unintentionally killed by Coalition strikes since the start of Operation Inherent Resolve," the report stated.
The report also writes that the anti-Daesh coalition is still reviewing 350 reports of civilian casualties.
"A total of 350 reports are still open and being assessed at the end of the month," the report stated.
The coalition completed an assessment of 185 civilian casualty reports in June, determining that only 14 of them were credible and indicated that 50 unintentional civilian deaths took place.
The report noted that only 0.33 percent of the strikes resulted in credible reports of civilian casualties.
The coalition admitted in August that "at least 624 civilians have been unintentionally killed by Coalition strikes since the start of Operation Inherent Resolve" against Daesh in Iraq and Syria in 2014.
On Monday, coalition's airstrikes left nine civilians dead in the northeastern province Hasaka. Those killed included an Iraqi family of six that had escaped Daesh violence in Mosul, according to SANA. Citing sources, the agency added that the coalition had also launched airstrikes on the villages Hadaj, Huneidis and Hassan Ali near the Iraqi border, which has resulted in "huge material damage." On September 17, SANA said the coalition's warplanes left at least 12 civilians dead near the city of Deir ez-Zor.
