Local media reported that Russian warplanes carried out strikes on Yashnatra town, leading to civilian casualties – though sources didn’t specify numbers.
However, Arabstoday blamed the regime, reporting three civilians wounded.
Other sources referred only to “warplanes”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
Eleven or twelve civilians died in an alleged Russian or Assad regime airstrike on Aleppo’s Al Fardous neighbourhood, according to local media.
Smart News reported that Russian warplanes carried out two raids on the town. The Syrian Network for Human Rights, however, blamed “the regime and its allies for the warplane shelling”.
The shelling reportedly caused mass destruction to the residential housing and many people were trapped under the rubble. According to a local news reporter, two families were rescued from under the rubble.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the death toll at four, including a woman and a child.
Orient News placed the number killed slightly lower at two. A local resident tweeted a photograph of Mohammad Rashid Nasr, who was killed in the airstrike.
LCCSY said that as many as 12 civilians chad died. In Aleppo altogether they reported the deaths of 59 civilians, with six hospitals made out of service.
Halab Today said that six unidentified bodies were also found.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
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Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
Alleged Russian warplanes and/or Assad regime helicopters were both reported to have dropped missiles on the neighbourhood of Dahrat Awwad, killing between 10 and 17 civilians and wounding at least 15 more.
According to Ara News, 13 civilians were killed and “10s were injured”. A local news source put the number of killed civilians as high as 17 including “15 injured due to Russian warplane shelling with a missile thrown in a parachute on Dahrat Awwad.”
LCCSY said that 10 people were killed in this airstrike and that in the area, six hospitals were put out of service.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
Local media reported that up to nine civilians died an two were injured in an airstrike on Salheen, Aleppo.
Though it was unclear from reports whether Russia or the Assad regime were to blame, with most reports, such as Halab News, Zam al-wasl and LCCSY, referring to both “Russian and regime” warplanes.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
Two civilians died and others were injured in a casualty incident in Al Maysar, Aleppo, according to local media – though sources were conflicted as to whether Russia or the Syrian regime were to blame.
According to SMO, Smart and LCCSY Russia was responsible. Smart alleged cluster bombs used in the attack.
However, Syriamubashar, A_Alhorane and JHisrtv blamed explosive barrel bombs dropped from a helicopter, while the Syrian Network for Human Rights blamed “regime missiles”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
Local media reported that Russia shelled Hayak with cluster bombs, however, only once source (LCCSY) alleged that there had been a civilian casualty. It said that one civilian had died.
There are no other details at this time.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
Six civilians from one family, including a woman and four children, died in an airstrike on Souha in Hama, according to local media.
Only one of the two sources (LCCSY), alleged that Russia was to blame. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights referred only to “warplanes”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 16th – 27th 2016.
As many as 22 civilians were reported killed at the village of al Nawaja, as the Coalition-supported offensive continued. However the Coalition later denied responsibility for the incident, noting that “the JCTF did not conduct any strikes in that geographic location.”
According to one source, “al Nawaja village is divided into two neighbourhoods. The eastern side is now under SDF control, while the western side’s al Maghmoureen neighbourhood [al Kamlak] is still under IS control.“
According to the Syrian Observatory, “confirmatory sources [reported] that the international coalition’s warplanes targeted areas in al-Nawajah village located to the east of Manbij city in the northeastern countryside of Aleppo. The airstrikes killed and injured 15 people at least, and some of the wounded are still in dangerous situation.” Manbij Documentation Agency placed the death toll at 15, while Manbij Mother of All the World reported up to 20 casualties – but said getting information was proving difficult because of an “unprecedented media blackout.” Manbij Direct said 10 died with 15 injured. It listed some of the dead.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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For July 22nd-23rd 2016 the Coalition publicly reported that “Near Manbij, nine strikes struck nine separate ISIL tactical units and destroyed 12 ISIL fighting positions and an ISIL vehicle.”