Airwars assessment
Up to three civilians were reported killed and up to nine others injured in alleged Russian airstrikes on Termaneen in Idlib, Syria on February 18th, 2020, according to local sources.
Step Agency reported that “Russian warplanes targeted the vicinity of the Turkish observation point in the town of Termaneen, north of Idlib, with vacuum rockets, killing three civilians and wounding four others, in addition to setting fires in residential buildings.”
The Local Syrian Coordination Committees of Syria reported that Amjad Abdul Rahman Beiruti and Tariq Khaled Al-Jumu’a were killed in the airstrikes. They stated that a third killed victim remained unnamed. They also identified four injured men.
@ufuk_sy reported eight injured, whereas the Syrian Civil Defence spoke of nine wounded civilians. The SCD also reported airstrikes.
All sources blamed Russia forces for the airstrike.
SMART Agency reported from a military source that the Russian airstrikes were equipped with internationally prohibited weapons. “In the aerial bombardment on the village of Termanin by Russian warplanes, the ammunition that targeted the village is rockets and “napalm” incendiary bombs, which are considered internationally prohibited weapons.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
- Amjad Abdul Rahman Beiruti Age unknown male killed
- Tariq Khaled Al-Jumu'a Age unknown male displaced from Jergnaz killed
- Musab Sharif Age unknown male injured
- Ammar Bakr Age unknown male injured
- Abdul Latif Bakro Age unknown male injured
- Abdel-Rahman Beiruti Age unknown male injured