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Airwars assessment
Nine civilians were killed and dozens more were reported missing and wounded in the aftermath of air and artillery strikes on Arbeen, according to local media. Sources blamed both the Syrian regime and Russia for the raids.
The residential vicinity was hit with both missiles, internationally banned phosphorous bombs and napalm, according to local media.
An unidentified adult male was also listed by Violations Documentation Centre alongside seven other named victims.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Geolocation notes
Reports of the incident mention the town of Arbeen (عربين), for which the generic coordinates are: 33.538143, 36.364331. Due to limited satellite imagery and information available to Airwars, we were unable to verify the location further.
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Media
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The aftermath of air and artillery strikes on Arbeen, 10th March 2018. (via @syria1_17)
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The aftermath of air and artillery strikes on Arbeen, 10th March 2018. (via @syria1_17)
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The aftermath of air and artillery strikes on Arbeen, 10th March 2018. (via @syria1_17)
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The aftermath of air and artillery strikes on Arbeen, 10th March 2018. (via @syria1_17)
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Yaseen al-Haj Ali, killed in airstrikes on Arbeen 10th March 2018. (via Mothkfe erbin city) -
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Burhan Keshkeh “Abu Bassam”, killed in airstrikes on Arbeen 10th March 2018. (via Mothkfe erbin city) -
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Usama Raslan, killed in airstrikes on Arbeen 10th March 2018. (via Erbeen martyres)