A child uses his mobile device in the ruins of a building in Beit Lahia, Gaza Strip on May 26th 2021. © Mohamed Zaanoun
Between one and two civilians were killed and “others” were wounded, in airstrikes on Khan Sheikhoun, according to local media. Sources blamed both the Syrian regime and Russia for the raids.
The named civilian was reported to have been displaced.
There are no other details at this time.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
As many as four civilians were reported as killed, and others injured, due to air and artillery strikes in Beit Sawa, according to local media. Sources blamed both the Syrian regime and Russia for the raids.
The raids struck a residential area, and killed as many as three children.
The Syrian Civil Defence reported “three martyrs, including one child, as a result of aerial bombardments, artillery and cluster rockets on residential neighbourhoods in the town of Beat Sawa and Masraba in eastern Al Ghouta.”
The only other details given by local media are that members of the Civil Defence were at the scene digging victims from the rubble.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Between one and two civilians were killed, and others were wounded, in napalm bomb strikes on the residential neighbourhood of Mesraba, local media reported.
Sources blamed both the Syrian regime and Russia for the strikes, however the majority of source attributed blame to the Syrian regime.
Huge fires were caused as a result of the napalm, which resulted in material damage.
Most sources reported that only one victim was killed, however the Violations Documentation Centre reported that there were two unidentified adult male bodies at the scene.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Two civilians were reported to have been killed in airstrikes by both the Syrian regime and Russia. Syrian Network for Human Rights was the only source to report on this raid.
There are no other details at this time.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
An unspecified number of civilians was wounded and three were killed due to air and artillery strikes on Al Latamna, according to local media. Sources blamed both Russia and the Syrian regime for the raids.
Although Smart News reported that the aftermath was limited to material damage, Step News reported that some civilians were wounded and three had been killed.
Rockets, artillery and explosive barrel bombs were reported to have been used, and a helicopter was sited by locals.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
One to two civilians died and five more were wounded in an alleged Turkish shelling of Kahre, according to local media. Reports said that shelling occurred at 2.00 am, with a shell landing in the main square.
According to Rok news, “the village of Khera, in the area of Maabtli, came under artillery fire after midnight on Thursday, killing the young man, and wounding five others.”
Sources published images of the victims being treated in a medical facility.
The incident occured at approximately 2:00 am local time.
The victims were named as:
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Reports of the incident mention the village of Kahre, Mabeta, Afrin (مابيتة), for which the generic coordinates are: 36.514444, 36.704444. Due to limited satellite imagery and information available to Airwars, we were unable to verify the location further.
An unspecified number of civilians were wounded due to airstrikes in Kafar Zita. Sources did not attribute blame, however this raid occurred at the same time as the allegedly join Russian and Syrian regime raid on “village of Hawija, west of Hama, Latmeen Village north of Hama, and the cities of Al Latamna and Kafarzita”.
Hama Now reported that “Bombing of an explosive barrel targeting the town of Kafr Zeita, north of Hama”.
There are no other details at this time.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Local media reported that between eight and 10 civilians died and up to 16 more were wounded in alleged Turkish air and artillery strikes on Hijlar, Jindires.
According to Rok news, “Turkish forces carried out a massacre of civilians in the village of Hujailar in the countryside of northwestern Syria, field sources said. The sources confirmed Turkish artillery had targeted the houses of civilians and their vehicles, killing eight civilians and wounding 12 others.”
Rok and other sources claimed that Turkish forces had “kidnapped” the wounded and transported the dead bodies to Hattai in an attempt to “hide” the “massacre”.
The pro-Syrian regime source Syriaalasad put the death toll at 10 with 16 more injured.
Xeber 24 added that the YPG had attacked Turkish forces in the area, reporting that “the People’s and Women’s Protection Units carried out a qualitative operation in the village of Hjilar in the Jandrissa district. The sources confirmed that nine Turkish soldiers were killed and another eight wounded”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Reports of the incident mention the village of Hijlar, Jindires, Afrin (هيلجار جنديرس), for which the generic coordinates are: 36.385278, 36.717778. Due to limited satellite imagery and information available to Airwars, we were unable to verify the location further.
