Geolocation
Airwars assessment
Up to nine civilians were killed, including six children, and 14 more people wounded including a woman, in airstrikes and ground assaults on Al Nashabiya.
According to Shaam News the civilian deaths were a result of “violent attacks” by Russian warplanes and Assad’s forces. Activists published images showing the bodies of children who had “been broken in pieces by the fall of Assad shells at civilian homes.”
SNN reported that the area adjacent to Nashabiya had been experiencing intense battles in recent days.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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Media
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Graphic image of a seriously injured, possibly deceased child following an alleged Syrian Regime and Russian airstrike. (via, SNN) -
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Injured child in a medical facility in Al Nashabiya. (via, SNN) -
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A child receiving treatment in a medical facility following an airstrike. (via, SNN) -
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Graphic image of a seriously injured child. (via, SNN)
Russian Military Assessment:
Original strike reports
Russia has published no known record of its strikes in Syria between December 4th-8th.