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Airwars assessment
Between five and eight civilians including one child and up to four women died – and many more were wounded – in airstrikes on Tareeq al Bab, according to local media – though sources were conflicted as to whether Russia or the Assad regime were to blame.
Many local sources reported that between four and five of the victims were from the same family. Accpording to Halab Today TV, “the child Ahmad, the only survivor from his family of 4 who were killed following the air raid on Tareeq al bab in Aleppo”.
The Syrian Human Rights Committee put the death toll at five with six more wounded. Orient News, however, said that as many as eight died.
Ammar al-Halabi, an activist, told Syrian News Desk “Russian warplanes carried out two air missile strikes on a four-storey apartment building in the central nieghbourhood, killing six civilians, including a child. Others were taken to a field hospital for treatment.
LCCSY and the Shaam News Network blamed Russia, however, Nabd syria was among other sources blaming the regime. It said that four women and a child died, with “dozens” more people injured.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Family members (5)
- Falak Obeid, the wife of Kareem Abdul Salam Adult female killed
- Kareem Abdul Salam 50 years old male killed
- The mother of Kareem Abdul Salam Adult female killed
- The daughter of Kareem Abdul Salam 20 years old female killed
- Abdul Rahman Karim 5 years old male
- Name unknown Age unknown
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Russian Military Assessment:
Original strike reports
Russia has not reported any strikes between June 1st – 31st 2016.