The Violations Documentation Center listed one unidentified woman as a victim of an alleged Russian airstrikes on Palmyra.
No further details are currently available.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
Two civilians including one woman died in an alleged Russian airstrike on Maadi, Aleppo, according to local sources.
Ana Press reported that a Russian strike “resulted in casualties and injuries among civilians and massive destruction of the residential buildings”.
The victims were also named by Syrian Human Rights Committee and other sources.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Family members (2)
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
A woman and her teenage son died in an alleged Russian airstrike on Kafr Naha, according to local sources.
The victims were named by Halab News – who blamed Russia – as Anas Ahmad Khatib and Fatima Khatib. Two additional sources, Allairamon Today and Anas Naif, also named them and said that Russia was responsible for their deaths.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Family members (2)
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
Seven civilians died and at least 10 others were injured in airstrikes on the Salheen neighborhood of Aleppo. While three sources alleged that Russia was responsible, a fourth said this was the work of Assad regime warplanes.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it was “informed that no less than 5 people were killed while 10 others were wounded in strikes on the neighborhood”, adding that the number of deaths was likely to rise – while not specifying who was responsible.
Activists told Shaam News Network that Russian warplanes targeted Salheen – along with other neighborhoods in Aleppo – with a missile falling on a residential building, killing six civilians including women and children.According to the Syrian Network for Human Rights, at least seven died in “suspected” Russian strikes.
However, the White Helmets said that the regime was to blame: “Syrian regime breaks truce by committing a massacre against civilians in al Salheen after they targeted the neighbourhood with a strike.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Family members (3)
The victims were named as:
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
Three civilians including two women died in alleged Russian airstrikes on the village of Abu Dalia, according to local sources.
Baladi News reported: “One male and two females were killed in warplane raid targeted center of Abu-Dalyeh town in Eastern countryside of Hama.” The Shaam News Network said: “In the eastern countryside Russian enemy planes carried out raids on the villages of Hamada, Omar Wajb, al Rayan and Abu Daliya near Akerbat which led to the death of three people in Abu Daliya.”
According to SPC, “Russian warplanes have launched air strikes on the houses in the village of Abu Dalia Friday, resulting in killing a family of three people in addition to the destruction of a number of houses and public facilities in the town of Hama, according to Hama Media Center.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
Several civilians died in an alleged Russian airstrike on Palmyra, according to local sources.
Al Jazeera reported that “a number of people were killed, including women and children, as a result of dozens of continuous Russian air raids days ago on residential neighborhoods and archaeological city. others were injured in the city of Palmyra in Homs east.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
According to the Shaam News Network: “four people were killed when Russian enemy planes targeted a civilian transport vehicle on the road from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor.”
The Syrian Network for Human Rights also reported that “four people were killed from the same family when the Russian warplane targeted their truck (which is a refrigerated truck) on the road between Palmyra and Deir Ezzor.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.
Between two and six civilians including one woman and one girl died when the remains of a bombed exploded in the village of Al Jneina.
The Violations Documentation Center listed two unidentified adult male victims, and said that they died from an explosion of remnants of a cluster bombed that had been dropped by Russia. Deir Ezzor is Being Slaughtered Silently also reported that it was the remains of cluster bombs – “which are being fired constantly by Russian planes” – that caused the deaths, though said the incident happened “yesterday“, which would place it on March 10th.
Three other sources also put the death toll at two and blamed a Russian cluster bomb explosion. The Syrian Network for Human Rights put the death toll at six, but said that the cause was an “unknown source landmine“.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Russia has published no known record of strikes in Syria for March 1st to March 30th.