Airwars assessment
Local sources reported that alleged Syrian or Russian airstrikes struck the Al Hal Market in Saraqib, Idlib governorate in the morning of July 26th, 2019, killing up to two civilians and wounding up to 10.
According to Step News Agency, one civilian was killed while Shaam News Network reported two killed civilians. Smart News Agency reported eight wounded while @SyrianCoalition claimed a total of nine wounded. Smart News Agency added that the injuries ranged between “moderate to dangerous” and that the wounded were transferred to nearby medical points.
Orient News, Al Jazeera Syria and Shaam News reported the bombing of the Syrian regime, on the Al-Hal market in the city of Saraqib in Idlib resulted in the death of one person and a number of injuries.
According to Justice Organization, the killing of Hikmat Hamdan Al Ezzo from the town of Saraqib in the eastern countryside of Idlib was a result of an alleged Russian or Syrian regime rocket attack that hit on the city in the morning of July 26th.
TR agency reported that the local sources in Idlib countryside said that “the Syrian regime’s warplanes launched, this morning, Friday, several raids on the city of Saraqib, east of Idlib, which resulted in the death of a civilian and wounding 5 others, in a preliminary outcome.
Ahmed Al Soury, a journalist, also reported the death of civilian Hikmat Hamdan Al Ezzo and the injury of eight others, as a result of airstrikes with vacuum missiles on the popular market in the city of Saraqib.
Activist Fadel Al Ahmad told Jeroun: “The regime’s warplanes bombed directly Al Hal Market, in the city of Saraqib in the eastern Idlib countryside, killing a civilian and wounding eight others, some of them in critical situations, in addition to the great destruction that occurred. [The strikes] hit the shops.”
In a post on Facebook, the Syrian Civil Defense wrote that “a martyr and nine injuries were reported in the city of Saraqib as a result of the warplanes targeting the city’s market with explosive missiles”.
Pictures by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights show the extensive damage that was caused by the aerial bombardment on the market. Shops, goods, trucks and cars were destroyed. The photos also showed the man who had been killed and another who had been injured by the airstrike.
The incident occured in the morning.
The victims were named as:
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