Between seven and 26 civilians including many women and children were reportedly killed in alleged Turkish airstrikes on Al Bab.
Al Bab 24 posted on Facebook that “seven people were killed following Turkish air and artillery bombardment on Al Bab northeast of Aleppo.”
The ISIS propaganda outlet Al Raed La Ykazeb Ahlahu initially agreed with that reporting.
LCCSY said that 27 civilians in the Aleppo governorate were killed, most of them in Al Bab.
Al Raed La Ykazeb Ahlahu and the Hezbollah outlet Almanar TV both reported 50 civilians dead, most of them women and children in Al Bab “during the last three days” from February 15.
HNN gave the highest death toll at 26 and listed the victims:
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Mohammad al Hasri
Age unknown
male
killed
Joumana al Taweel
Age unknown
female
killed
Rama al Masri
Child
female
killed
Sidra al Masri
Child
female
killed
Bilal al Masri
Child
male
killed
Abir al Shalal
Age unknown
male
killed
Abdo Mohamamd al Hasri
Child
male
killed
Radwan Mohammad al Hasri
Child
male
killed
Rahaf Mohammad al Hasri
Child
male
killed
Hasnaa Al Hasri
Age unknown
female
killed
Hasnaa Al Hasri's sister
Age unknown
female
killed
Ghassan al Hasri
Adult
male
killed
Ghassan al Hasri's wife
Adult
female
killed
Huda al Shawwaf
Age unknown
female
killed
Ahmad Hassan al Suweid
Adult
male
killed
Ahmad Hassan al Suweid's wife
Adult
female
killed
Ahmad Hassan al Suweid's child
Child
male
killed
Ahmad Hassan al Suweid's child
Child
female
killed
Ahmad Mahmoud al Suweid
Adult
male
killed
Abd al Ghaffar Nassani's wife
Adult
female
killed
Abd al Ghaffar Nassani's child
Child
female
killed
Abd al Ghaffar Nassani's child
Child
female
killed
Abd al Ghaffar Nassani's child
Child
male
killed
Abd al Ghaffar Nassani's child
Child
male
killed
Mustapha al Sweid
Age unknown
male
killed
Fatima Khaled al Kahhat
Age unknown
female
killed
Geolocation notes
Reports of the incident mention the city of Al Bab (الباب), for which the generic coordinates are: 36.3709658, 37.5179666. Due to limited satellite imagery and information available to Airwars, we were unable to verify the location further.
