Airstrike targets ISIS gathering, death of leader unknown AL-QAIM, Iraq, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Coalition airstrikes targeting a gathering of Islamic State leaders in Mosul, Iraq, destroyed a convoy of 10 vehicles on Friday, the U.S. confirmed Saturday. U.S. Central Command could not confirm whether IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was present, but Saudi television network al-Arabiya claims al-Baghdadi was "critically wounded" by the attack. "This strike demonstrates the pressure we continue to place on the ISIL [ISIS] terrorist network and the group's increasingly limited freedom to maneuver, communicate and command," U.S. Central Command said. Airstrikes were Saturday at a market in Al-Qaim, close to the Syrian border and near an IS checkpoint killed 15 people and injured 31 others, a witness tells CNN. It is not known whether any IS members were killed in the strike, and it has not been confirmed whether the strike was carried out by U.S. or coalition forces.