Geolocation
Airwars assessment
Heavy shelling by warplanes was reported on the commercial market of Tareeq al Bab. Sources blamed either Russian and Syrian Regime warplanes, or both. Strikes reportedly killed between 12 and 30 civilians with “dozens injured.”
The Syrian Network for Human Rights reported the use of missiles and blamed the regime for the destruction.
According to Ara News – which also blamed the regime – the strikes took place near Al-Halwaneya roundabout.
Smart news said that seven children were among the dead, while Syrian News and the White Helmets reported that the death toll was “likely to rise” due to the number of severe injuries. Multiple sources stressed that the injuries of civilians were serious with many people trapped under the rubble.
LCCSY named 12 victims.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
- Yaser Mouhammad Al Jasem 45 years old male killed
- Mouhammad Yasrr Al Jasem 10 years old male killed
- Ahmad Taleb Al Issa 60 years old male killed
- Mahmoud Mohamad Dokmak 28 years old male killed
- Hikmat Mahmoud Al Mohamad 17 years old killed
- Omar Mohamad Allawi 30 years old male killed
- Mouhammad Abdullah al-Mohamad 12 years old male killed
- Ahmad Hasan al-Ali 60 years old male killed
- Ayman Mahmoud Atrash 28 years old killed
- Mouhamad Mouhamad Shamoqa 26 years old male killed
- Abdulrahman Ahmad Dibo 44 years old male killed
- Omer Mouhamad Allawi 30 years old male killed
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Russian Military Assessment:
Original strike reports
Russia has not reported any strikes between July 1st – 14th 2016.