A Russian combat aircraft at Khmeimim airbase in Syria being prepared for action. (Russian Ministry of Defence)
At least three people were killed in airstrikes against Jabal al Sheikh in the Aleppo governorate, local media said, It was unclear whether those that were killed were militants or civilians.
According to Halab Today TV, the airstrikes were carried out by Russia planes. However, only one source reported on the incident.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
At least two civilians, including a woman and child, were killed and another civilian was wounded in alleged Russian airstrikes against the village of Khadira in the Akeirbat district of eastern Hama. The injured civilian was in serious condition at the time of reporting.
According to Smart News Agency, the airstrikes were carried out by Russian planes. However, this was the only source to report on the incident.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
Nine named civilians, including up to five children and one woman, were killed and between 15 and 20 others were wounded in alleged Russian or Assad regime airstrikes against the village of Deir al Sharqi. Sources that reported low casualty estimates, including the five deaths by Syrian News Network, acknowledged that these were the initial death tolls and many civilians were in a critical condition or still buried in the rubble, meaning the death toll was expected to rise.
A consensus emerged among local sources, with only one dissent, that Russian planes were responsible for the airstrikes against Deir al Sharqi. The majority of sources, including Baladi News and the Syrian Network for Human Rights, attributed the airstrikes to Russia. However, Elkhabar News reported that both Russian and Syrian planes struck the tomb of the caliph and did not ditinguish which was responsible for the casualties.
According to the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights, some of the citizens that were struck were gathered for a funeral and burial ceremony.
In addition, Syrian Press Center said that the airstrikes also struck a bread distribution center in a popular market. Those killed were both citizens of the village and displaced persons that had fled violence to settle in Deir al Sharqi. The airstrikes destroyed both the tomb of Caliph Omar bin Abdul Aziz and multiple civilian properties.
Local sources, including Elkhabar, reported that at this time, most areas of the Idlib province were under control of opposition factions and had experienced increasing escalation by the Syrian government forces. Following the airstrikes, civil defense teams removed the dead and injured from the debris and injured civilians were transported for medical treatment in neighboring towns.
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Several civilians were killed and several others were injured in alleged Russian or Assad regime airstrikes against the town of Jisr al Shoughour in the Idlib countryside, according to sources on the ground.
While local sources gave conflicting reports of who was responsible for the airstrikes, the majority of sources did not identify who was responsible for the airstrikes. However, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that regime forces carried out the airstrikes and the Syrian News Network attributed the airstrikes to Russian planes.
According to @AleppoAMC, the airstrikes were launched by troops stationed at Camp Goreen. In addition, it was alleged that both airstrikes and artillery were utilized against Jisr al Shoughour.
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Between one and two civilians were killed and at least 14 others were injured in alleged Russian airstrikes against the village of Al Hamboushiya and the town of Badama in the western part of Jisr al Shoughour, local media reported. Most sources reported the death toll as two civilians while only the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights estimated the death toll to only be one.
According to Jisr al Shoughour Media Centre, the air raids struck both towns and the roads that link them together. The consensus among local news sources, including the Local Coordination Committee of Syria and @EdlibEMC, was that Russian planes were responsible fo carrying out the airstrikes.
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Between three and five civilians, including one to two children, were killed and at least 10 others were wounded in alleged Russian airstrikes against the city of Zamalaka in the Damascus countryside. The civilians killed include two child siblings, Omar and Mazan al-Gharbi, and a Civil Defense member, Sameer Mohammad Akram al Ghoush.
According to @alikrarrkar and @amer_almohibany, a residential area was hit by the airstrikes. Reports by most local sources did not identify who was responsible for the airstrikes. However, Syrian Network for Human Rights published conflicting reports that identified both “Syrian-Russian alliance forces” and Syrian regime forces as carrying out airstrikes against Zamalaka. Al Araby also reported that the Syrian regime forces were responsible for the airstrikes.
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At least one civilian was killed and at least two others were injured in alleged Russian airstrikes against Al Fatira village in southern Idlib. All sources that named a culprit identified Russia as responsible while @EdlibNN did not blame anyone for the airstrikes.
Hamoud Al Awad described the victim of the airstrikes, Abdullah Fayez al Satouf, as a simple worker who had young children.
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At least one civilian, a child, was killed and others, including women and children, were injured in alleged Russian airstrikes against Douma in the Damascus countryside, according to sources on the ground.
Conflicting reports were given as to who was responsible for the airstrikes. The majority of sources, including @Omar_Madaniah and @ahmadalqalmone, identified Russian planes as being responsible for the airstrikes. However, @SyriaPressorg1 attributed the airstrikes to the regime and the Syrian Network for Human Rights pointed to both regime and Russian as carrying out shelling on Douma.
Even as civil defense teams were attempting to rescue civilians from the rubble, missiles continued to strike the city of Douma. According to @Doumarevolutio1, and both airstrikes and artillery shells struck residential neighborhoods and led to casualties.
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