A Russian combat aircraft at Khmeimim airbase in Syria being prepared for action. (Russian Ministry of Defence)
Two staffers were killed and five others injured as a result of air raids, likely to be Russian, on a field hospital in rural Al Muhandeseen, according to Smart News Agency.
The field hospital itself was heavily damaged and the staff lost medical equipment.
There are no other details at this time.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
As a result of multiple air raids over the town of Al Boulil on September 29th, 20 civilians were killed, according to local sources. The raids were reportedly likely to be Russian.
Most of the deceased were seated in a bus when a rocket exploded close to it, wrecking the bus and killing those inside.
Dozens were reportedly wounded, according to local media.
Three female IDPs from al Sukhna city were included in the death toll.
As many as 46 houses were reportedly completely destroyed and nearly 100 were partially destroyed.
The incident occured around dawn.
The victims were named as:
Local reported that an air raid struck the village of Khan Al Asal, resulting in injuries of a woman and a child.
Smart News attributed the airstrike to Russian warplanes.
However other sources said that the regime was also active in the area.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
A five-month-pregnant woman and her unborn child were killed in airstrikes, likely by Russian warplanes, on Kafr Jaless on the morning of September 29th, a local source, the Smart News Agency, reported.
Smart also reported the wounding of other civilians as a result of the airstrike. According to one of the villagers, the targeted house had become home to displaced persons from Al-Saan, of which the five-month-pregnant woman was one.
Several other sources reported only the death of a woman and injury of several other civilians.
Ibrahim Yasouf said that a woman and her six-month-old baby were killed.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
A child was killed in an airstrike, likely to be Russian, on the city of Al Atareb, according to multiple local sources.
While the vast majority of sources blamed Russia, there were also several reports that the regime were also active over the area.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Smart News reported that four civilians were lightly injured as a result of aerial bombardments using cluster munition on the town of Khafr Nasseh.
Other sources also mentioned that an unspecified number of civilians were injured – and pointed to Russia as the culprit.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Three airstrikes using cluster bombs, likely by Russian warplanes, were the cause of three civilian deaths (of whom two were women) and the wounding of ten others, according to Smart News Agency. The cluster bombs were allegedly dropped on the town of Al Habeet, 35 km south of Idlib.
However Alghadalsory reported that the warplane responsible belonged to either Russia or the regime.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Smart News Agency reported that five civilians were reportedly wounded by airstrikes, likely to be Russian, on the city of Jisr Al Shoughour and its surrounding villages.
@jesrNEWS reported: “The cancellation of Friday prayers in the city of Jisr al-Shخughour and most of the villages and villages because of the fierce attack on the city and its countryside by the Russian warplanes.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
