Geolocation
Airwars assessment
Between eight and ten civilians including two or three women were killed in air and artillery strikes on Hazza, local media reported. Sources blamed the Syrian regime and Russian alliance for the strikes.
Out of the ten named victims, three adult males were reported as unidentified.
Dozens of civilians reportedly were wounded in the raids.
Two rockets loaded with cluster bombs were struck on the raid.
The Violations Documentation Centre blamed “Syrian government and affiliated militias”.
Sources added that cluster munitions were used.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Adult
male
killed
Adult
male
killed
Adult
male
killed
Adult
male
killed
Adult
female
killed
Adult
female
killed
Adult
female
killed
Summary
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Media
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)
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Wounded victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Hazza, 7th March 2018. (via Syrian Network for Human Rights)