Geolocation
Airwars assessment
Between five and nine civilians including one child died and at least 15 more were injured in an airstrike on Jabal al Zawiya, according to local sources. While most alleged this was the work of Russia, one said the regime was responsible.
Al Souria said that Russia was responsible, putting the death toll at six with at least 15 more injured. However, the Syrian Network for Human Rights blamed the Assad regime, putting the death toll at five.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that six civilians including a child were killed when “warplanes” launched a raid on areas of al-Ftirah village in Jabal al Zawiya. It did not specifically say that the warplanes were Russian.
Six victims of a Russian strike were named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies:
A further two victims and an unidentified were listed, again from a Russian strike..
The local time of the incident is unknown.
- Jamil Mukhtar Theljeh Age unknown male Named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies killed
- Mahmoud Khaled al-Hassan Age unknown male Named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies killed
- Wadah Abu ElKhaysh Age unknown male Named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies killed
- Bilal Abdullah Ibrahim Child male Named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies killed
- Mahmoud Khaled el Khalaf Age unknown male Named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies killed
- Shahid Age unknown male Named by Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies, Son of Hisham Hallak killed
- Hisham Fitrawi Age unknown male killed
- Hisham Abdu Khallouf Age unknown male killed
Summary
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Russian Military Assessment:
Original strike reports
For February 4th – February 11th, Russia reported that a “Su-24 bomber destroyed the ISIS commabd center in the Idlib province.”