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Airwars assessment
Up to three civilians died and many more were wounded in an airstrike on Al Marja, local media reported – though it was unclear whether Russia or the Syrian regime were responsible.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights blamed the regime for the death of one child – and published an image of the victim.
Step, however, put the death toll at two and blamed both “Russian and Syrian warplanes”. Step later reported that two women were killed and “others injured, including children”.
According to Shahba, a child and a woman were killed in a Russian strike.
Zakaria Nassani, who blamed only “warplanes”, also said that two women died and put the number of wounded at three.
Syria Mubashar and Shahba, however, put the number injured as high as 10 and blamed Russia.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Summary
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Media
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A man carries a child victim wrapped in blankets, the aftermath of alleged warplane shelling (via Step)
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The White Helmets search through the rubble in Al Marja after alleged warplanes shelling (via Step)
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A mixture of local people and The White Helmets survey material destruction in Al Marja (via Step)
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The scene of a demolished building in Al Marja, the results of suspected warplane shelling (via Step)
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A member of the White Helmets holds an infant in his arms, allegedly killed by warplane shelling in Al Marja (via Step)
Russian Military Assessment:
Original strike reports
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.