A Russian combat aircraft at Khmeimim airbase in Syria being prepared for action. (Russian Ministry of Defence)
Several civilians including a woman were wounded in “renewed” airstrikes on Hamouriya, according to local media.
The Smart News Agency said that one civilian was wounded in a Russia raid.
@KumaitAgency tweeted that “Several civilians, including women, were injured in the renewed aerial bombardment of an air strike with more than one rocket on the town of Hamouriya.” This source did not identify the culprit.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Between nine and 17 civilians were killed, and an unspecified number of others were wounded in airstrikes on Zamalka, local media reported. Sources blamed both Russia and the Syrian regime for the raids.
The lowest death toll was given as nine by the Syrian Network for Human Rights. But other sources put it higher. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, there were 35 dead and wounded in total.
The Violations Documentation Centre published a list of 17 unidentified adult male civilian fatalities – and blamed warplanes belonging to the “Syrian government and affiliated militias”.
Members of the White Helmets assisted in rescuing the wounded from the wreckage.
Cluster bombs were reportedly fired onto the residential neighbourhood.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
“A civilian was wounded in bombing by warplanes likely to be Russian on the city of Al Latamina”, according to the Smart News Agency.
Halab Today noted “artillery shelling on the city of Latamna and its surroundings in the northern countryside of Hama”, but made no mention of civilian harm.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
One civilian male, named as Hazzae al-Saed, was killed in an alleged Russian or regime airstrike on Ein Tarma, local media reported. Both Russia and the Syrian regime were blamed for the raids.
According to Daraa Martyrs, the victim “was killed after he was hit by a military air strike on the town of Ein Tirma in the province of Damascus countryside. He is a medical activist and a nurse in the medical office in Jubair district in Damascus governorate.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Three civilians were killed and members of the Bani Khaled tribe were injured in airstrikes on the Al Foru’ area. Sources blamed Russian raids for the civilian casualties.
7al reported that “the area of the Al Foru’ Badia Al Alyania has been subjected to more than five Russian raids. All the residents of the region are from the tribe of Bani Khalid, located in the Palmyra desert, northwest of the crossing of Talef on the Iraqi border.”
According to the Smart News Agency, “A number of civilians were killed and injured on Thursday [March 8th] in a bombardment by the Russian air force on the Al Alyania strip (60 km south of Palmyra) in the eastern Homs countryside in central Syria. Militants said the warplanes believed to be Russian launched raids on the Al Foru’ area, killing three civilians and injuring others from the Bani Khaled tribe, without giving further details.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
One child was killed and an unspecified number more civilians wounded in alleged Russian and regime air and artillery strikes on Arbeen, according to local media.
@eg_nawras tweeted an image of a dead child, though he was not identified, and the source did not say which belligerent was responsible for this death.
The Step News Agency reported: “Russian aircraft launched an air strike targeting the city of Arbeen in the eastern Ghouta in conjunction with heavy artillery shelling by the regime forces on the city, resulting in many civilian casualties.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
@SYR_REV_NEWS tweeted that “dozens of civilian casualties occurred as a result of the targeting of residential areas in the town of Jisreen by several air strikes”. The source did not attribute blame.
However, according to Local Coordination Committees Syria, there was “the fall of a large number of martyrs and wounded civilians as a result of raids by the Russian warplanes on the cities and towns of Hamouriya and Jisreen and Saqba in the eastern Ghouta”.
No further details are currently available.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Between eight and ten civilians including two or three women were killed in air and artillery strikes on Hazza, local media reported. Sources blamed the Syrian regime and Russian alliance for the strikes.
Out of the ten named victims, three adult males were reported as unidentified.
Dozens of civilians reportedly were wounded in the raids.
Two rockets loaded with cluster bombs were struck on the raid.
The Violations Documentation Centre blamed “Syrian government and affiliated militias”.
Sources added that cluster munitions were used.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
