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Airwars assessment
As many as eight civilians were killed in airstrikes on Beit Sawa, according to local media. Although most sources reported that only one girl (aged five) and four men died, the highest death toll was given as eight.
Sources blamed both the Syrian regime and Russia for the raids.
Rockets and explosive barrels from helicopters were fired on the vicinity, according to sources. As many as 30 rockets were fired.
Violations Documentation Centre reported that four unidentified men were killed, another source suggested two children and a woman were killed.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Hala Al-Madani
5 years old
female
killed
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Hala Al-Madani, killed in airstrikes on Beit Sawa, 3rd March 2018. (via @HadiAlabdallah) -
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Hala Al-Madani, killed in airstrikes on Beit Sawa, 3rd March 2018. (via @Omar_Madaniah) -
Hala Al-Madani, killed in airstrikes on Beit Sawa, 3rd March 2018. (via @Omar_Madaniah)
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Hala Al-Madani, killed in airstrikes on Beit Sawa, 3rd March 2018. (via @zamanalwasl)