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Up to 65 civilians including 20 or 21 children and nine women died in a major casualty event in al Sha’afa, local media reported. There was one allegation against the US-led Coalition, and also Egypt.
The majority of sources blamed Russia, with @7UFCmSxd0IUBffH saying that a family of 10 were among those killed.
Euphrates Post, also blaming Russia, said that the strike targeted the house of Antar ِAl Salama and Mujama’a Al Fendi. The Syrian Network for Human Rights said that of the 44 who died 20 were children and 9 were women.
Sharqiya Voice reported several raids by unidentified warplanes, which struck the following locations: Antar Alsamal’s house, the house of Zubair, the Al-Fandi Commercial Complex.
Euphrates Post later reported that the death toll had risen to 51, while the Syrian Observatory put it at 53 including 21 children. It named the following victims. Names have identified 42 and 8 were unidentified.
However, Raqqa Post, also attributing the event to Russia, said that as many as 65 had died.
According to a BBC report, Russia denied responsibility for the event, with the defence ministry noting: “The Russian Aerospace Forces’ strikes in Syria target areas outside population centres, and only facilities of the international terrorist groups… The reports by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which is based in Great Britain, about the alleged strikes by the Russian Aerospace Forces’ planes on the village of al-Shafah, are yet another fake.
Only one source pointed towards the Coalition. According to Zamanalwasl, Salama al Hussein from Euphrates Post told Zaman al-Wasl that an air strike carried out by aircraft believed to belong to the international coalition forces or Egyptian aircraft took place at dawn today on the compound of Alfandi in the town of Deir al-Zour. It claimed the lives of about 30 civilians and wounded dozens. The source said that the death toll was expected to rise due to the numbers of people trapped under the rubble.
The incident occured around dawn.
The victims were named as:
Family members (6)
- Daugter of Joseph Nader Al Shaaban female via Euphrates Post killed
- Abdullah Nader Al Shaab male via Euphrates Post killed
- The wife of Abdullah Nader Shaaban Adult female via Euphrates Post killed
- The son of Abdullah Nader Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Ibrahim Nader Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Hussein Nader Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
Family members (4)
- Alaa Ahmed Al-Zubair female via Euphrates Post killed
- The daughter of Alaa Khalid Al – Zubair female via Euphrates Post killed
- The mother of Alaa Khalid Al Zubair female via Euphrates Post killed
- Ahmed Khaled Al-Zubair male via Euphrates Post killed
Family members (10)
- Maouloud Abdul Razzaq al-Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Bashir Maouloud Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Bara’aa Nader al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Jarir Maouloud al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Nour Adel Al Sahab via Euphrates Post killed
- Ismail Jareer Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Maouloud Jarir Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Ammar Maouloud Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Abdul Razzaq Maouloud Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Muntaha Maouloud al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
Family members (2)
- Daughter of Nadir Nasser al-Jubeir female via Euphrates Post killed
- The second daughter of Nader Nasser Al-Jubeir female via Euphrates Post killed
Family members (7)
- Nader Abdul Razzaq Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Nusra A’nan al Shaaban via Euphrates Post killed
- Mohamed Nader Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Kafaa Maouloud al Shaaban via Euphrates Post killed
- Anas Mohammed Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Nader Mohammed Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post killed
- Yousef Nader Al Shaaban male via Euphrates Post injured
Family members (4)
- Khaled Matloub Al-Zaher male via Euphrates Post killed
- Khaled Matloub al Zaher’s wife female via Euphrates Post killed
- Khaled Matloub al Zaher’s daughter female via Euphrates Post killed
- Khaled Matloub al Zaher’s son male via Euphrates Post killed
Family members (6)
- Ammar Fakhri Bashir Al-Issa male via Euphrates Post killed
- Omar Fakhri Bashir Al-Issa male via Euphrates Post killed
- Bakr Fakhri Bashir Al-Issa male via Euphrates Post killed
- Osman Fakhri Bashir Al-Issa male via Euphrates Post killed
- Ahmed Nawar Marwah Al-Issa male via Euphrates Post killed
- Bashir Fakhri Al-Issa male via Euphrates Post killed
- Daughter of Khader Al-A’ntar Age unknown female via Euphrates Post killed
- Nader Nasser Al-Jubeir Age unknown male via Euphrates Post
- Hana Rachid Aldibs Age unknown female via Euphrates Post
Summary
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Media
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Geolocation notes
Reports of the incident mention the village of Al Sha’afa (الشعفة), for which the coordinates are: 34.57888, 40.93441. The alleged Coalition strike targeted the Al Fandi (الفندي) residential complex, the location of which is unknown.
US-led Coalition Assessment:
Original strike reports
For November 25th-26th, the Coalition reported: “Near Abu Kamal, five strikes engaged six ISIS tactical units and destroyed four ISIS vehicles and a headquarters.”