Three children were reportedly killed in an airstrike on Abo Jabbar town, Aleppo – though only one source has reported the event.
The Violations Documentation Centre in Syria listed three unidentified children as victims of “warplane shelling” by “Russian troops”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
A number of civilians were reportedly killed in an airstrike on the ISIS-controlled village, al Jafra, Aleppo, according to local media sources.
The only source for this incident, Local Coordination Committee of Syria, reported: “13 martyrs in Aleppo most of them killed in the Turkish raids on al bab and Russian raids on al Jafra“.
It was therefore unknown how many of the 13 civilians were killed in the al Jafra incident.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
One family – two male children and their parents – were reportedly killed in an alleged Russian airstrike on ISIS-controlled Al-Mstareha, according to local media.
Syrian Network for Human Rights reported that the family died in “suspected Russian warplane missiles fired on Al Mstareha village”.
The only other known source to report on the event also attributed responsibility to Russian warplanes and named the family.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Up to two civilians were reportedly wounded during an alleged Russian airstrike on Jisr Al-Shoghour, according to local media. There were limited known sources for this event and it should be noted that only one source attributed responsibility to Russia.
Both AMC Aleppo and RFS North tweeted that one woman had been injured in an unidentified airstrike in Salhiyah, Jisr Al-Shoghour.
However, Idlib Media Centre reported that “Russian occupation raids have stepped up on the area around Jisr al Shoughour…injuring a woman and a man”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
One civilian, Mohammed Nour – a reporter for Al Jazeera – was injured in an alleged Russian or regime airstrike on Dara’a Al- Balad, according to multiple sources.
Smart News reported that “aircraft likely to be Russian renewed raids on the neighbourhood of Daraa Al-Balad”. Whilst most sources also pointed towards Russia as being responsible for the event, some did suggest regime involvement.
However, some sources reported that “four barrels of explosives” were also dropped on Dara’a Al-Balad during the attack – a weapon that Assad’s regime was known to have used.
According to SMO news, “the aircraft carried out more than 11 raids on the districts of Daraa al-Balad.”
This event was part of a wider campaign by Russian and Syrian forces around the neighbourhoods of Dara’a this day, which reportedly killed between seven and ten civilians.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Between four and nine civilians including one woman died in alleged Turkish strikes on Al Bab, according to local media.
The victims were also named by Syrian Human Rights Committee, who blamed Turkey as well.
In a MTV Lebanon video on February 17th – at 0’15, the voice over states that “the Turkish army announced that it is near to completing the operation of taking control of the city of al Bab From Daesh. Nine civilians were killed. Ankara reported the deaths of 13 members of Daesh”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Reports of the incident mention the city of Al Bab city (الباب), for which the generic coordinates are: 36.371972, 37.51631. Due to limited satellite imagery and information available to Airwars, we were unable to verify the location further.
Local media reported the death of one adult male civilian (named below) in an airstrike on Basra al Sham.
Most sources attributed the strike to Russia – and published images showing widespread destruction in the town. Civilian homes and a school were among the buildings reportedly damaged.
However Aljazeera and several other sources reported that the regime had also carried out air and artillery strikes on Basra al Sham.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Between five and eight civilians (five of whom were named) died and as many as dozens more wounded in an airstrike on Um Almayathen, according to local media – though sources were conflicted as to whether this was the work of Russia or the Assad regime.
Rasd only reported wounded civilians, putting the number of injured at three – and blaming Russia.
But Orient said that four civilians from one family had been killed by Russian warplanes.
However, Daraa Martyrs listed three males as killed by explosive barrels reportedly dropped by the regime.
According to SMO, “helicopters dropped four explosive barrels on the town of Umm Al-Mayazen, killing one woman and her two children, and injuring dozens of civilians.”
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights pointed to both Russia and the regime, reporting “at least nine died, including three children and three citizen women, in the intense bombardment by Russia’s and the regime’s warplanes and helicopters, along with shelling by regime forces on areas in the towns of Um al-Mayathen, Bosra Sham, Tafas, Yadodeh”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
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The victims were named as: