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Between three and four civilians were killed, and as many as 11 were wounded in air and artillery strikes on the popular market and residential homes in Arbeen. Sources blamaed both Russia and the Syrian regime for the raids.
According to local sources, there were between seven and 13 raids on the vicinity which caused mass local damage.
Members of the Syrian Civil Defence carried out rescue operations in the vicinity and transferred victims to medical points.
One image shows a young wounded girl receiving medical treatment in the aftermath.
The raids allegedly began in the morning and were long and intensive forcing people to leave their homes.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
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Mohammed Omar Safsaf, killed in airstrikes on Arbeen, 17th Nov 2017. (via goutaDamas) -
Anwar Ali Mosa, killed in airstrikes on Arbeen, 17th Nov 2017. (via goutaDamas)
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Mohammed Omar Safsaf, killed in airstrikes on Arbeen, 17th Nov 2017. (via goutaDamas) -
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A victim in the aftermath of airstrikes on Arbeen, 17th Nov 2017. (via Zamanalwasl)