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Multiple sources reported alleged Russian and regime air and artillery strikes on Ein Tarma.
However, Airwars researchers have not found any claims of civilian harm.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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In a major civilian harm incident, up to 21 civilians died and as many as 70 more were wounded in alleged Russian or regime strikes on Zamalka. Many sources said that this was a chemical attack by the regime, though there were also multiple allegations against Russia.
The Violations Documentation Centre named “18 victims killed in warplane shelling by Syrian government and affiliated militias”.
@Mo7ameDAl_shami and other sources noted reports of “toxic gases”.
According to Micro Syria, the town was bombarded with barrel bombs dropped by the regime and warplane raids by Russa, along with artillery fire. The source said the bombardment had “hysterically targeted places crowded with civilians. It recorded:
30 Russian warplanes
24 barrel bombs
25 heavy artillery shells”
The White Helmets reported “Twenty-one martyrs, including three women and two children, with more than 70 others injured”. It added that residential neighbourhoods had been targeted with “16 air strikes, 18 barrel bombs, more than 60 rockets, rocket launchers and heavy artillery, along with incendiary Napalm bombs”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Family members (4)
Fahed Zain al-Deen
Adult
male
killed
Hasan Zain al-Deen
Adult
male
killed
Yazan Zain al-Dee
Adult
male
killed
Haneen Zain al-Deen
Adult
female
killed
Family members (2)
Ragad al-Malla
Child
female
killed
Qamar al-Malla
Child
female
killed
The victims were named as:
Yasin Diae al-Shaikh
Adult
male
killed
Mahmoud al-Helo
Adult
male
killed
Iman al-Dabbas
Adult
female
killed
Salwa al-Dahla
Adult
female
killed
Abo Ali Shaikho
Adult
male
killed
Haytham Shaebia
Adult
male
killed
Khaled Wakkaf
Adult
male
killed
Husam Karkour
Adult
male
killed
Abdo Saedoun
Adult
male
killed
Mahmoud Laila
Adult
male
killed
Waleed al-Sadat
Adult
male
killed
Alae Faeour
Adult
male
killed
Zia Sheikh
Age unknown
killed
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Three civilians died in an alleged regime or Russian shelling of Arbeen, according to sources on the ground.
The Smart News Agency reported: “Destruction in the city of Arbeen (9 km east of the secret capital Damascus), Thursday, March 15, 2018, as a result of aerial and artillery shelling by Syrian regime forces and Russia, targeting residential neighborhoods, killing three civilians and wounding others. Residential buildings and infrastructure were also destroyed”.
Orient News reported: “The regime targeted the city of Arbeen with white phosphorus”.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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One adult male died in an alleged Russian or regime air or artillery strike on Kafar Zeita, according to local media.
Muraselon reported: “Field sources confirmed to reporters that Syrian and Russian fighter jets targeted the locations of armed terrorist organizations inside the towns of Tal Malh and Al-Jbain to reach their supply lines in Kafar Zeita in the northern countryside of Hama.”
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Adult
male
killed
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Victims in the aftermath of airstrikes on Kafar Zeita, 15th March 2018. (via Smart News Agency)
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Two named civilian males died in an alleged regime or Russian air or artillery shelling of Jisreen, according to local media.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Adult
male
Killed by "Syrian government and affiliated militias"
killed
Adult
male
Killed by "Syrian government and affiliated militias"
killed
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Local media reported between eight and 12 civilians were killed in alleged Russian or regime airstrikes on Arbeen. Sources reported barrel bombing by the regime and airstrikes by Russia.
The lowest death count was given as two. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that “two civilians were martyred due to rocket shelling in areas in the city of Arbeen”.
Four fatalities were named by the Violations Documentation Centre, who blamed barrel bombs by the “Syrian government and affiliated militias”.
SCDrifdimashq put the death toll at “seven civilians, including a woman”, nothing that there had been “10 raids on residential areas”.
In total, 12 fatalities were named.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
The victims were named as:
Samir Al Zaghloul
Adult
male
killed
Abdul Rahman Al-Qalesh
Adult
male
killed
Ahmad Shati
Adult
male
killed
Omer al-Khateeb
Adult
male
killed
Subhiya Al Marji
Adult
female
killed
Abdul Aziz Sheikh Qweider
Age unknown
male
killed
Anas Al Shahrour
Age unknown
male
killed
Adnan Al Zaghloul
Age unknown
male
killed
Wael Kashka
Age unknown
killed
Mazen Mullah
Age unknown
killed
Ahmed Snow
Age unknown
male
killed
Ahmed Shety
Age unknown
male
killed
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Between two and four civilians have been killed and as many as ten others, including children, were injured, in air and artillery strikes on Kafar Batna, according to local media. Sources attributed the blame to both Russia and the Syrian regime. Barrel bombing was reported in these strikes.
Members of the Syrian Civil Defence teams worked quickly to dig victims from the rubble in the aftermath of the strike.
The White Helmets put the death toll at two, as did the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, who reported “the martyrdom of two citizens and injury of 10 others (in varying degrees of severity) as a result of shelling with seven shells fired by regime forces on areas in the town of Kafar Batna”.
However, according to the Syrian Network for Human Rights, “at least three civilians, including a girl, were killed in the intensive shelling by Syrian/Russian regime forces on Kafr Batna”.
Four unidentified males were reported killed by the Violations Documentation Centre, who blamed the “Syrian government and affiliated militias”.
The incident occured during the night.
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Three or four civilians were injured including women and children, in airstrikes which included as many as four vacuum missiles on Bnesh, local media reported. Sources attributed the blame to both Russian and Syrian regime planes.
Among the injured were women and children who were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
The director of the civil defence centre in the city, Abu Ahmed Nasser, reported that “the warplanes, likely belonging to the regime, targeted the city with four rockets at once, which led to the injury of three civilians, a child and two women, and a fire that the civil defence teams put out.”
The Smart News Agency reported that four civilians were wounded.
According to @IdlibPlus, the regime fired four missiles on Bnesh during the night.
However, @alaryan112 said Russia deployed “several high explosive rockets”.
The incident occured during the night.
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The aftermath of airstrikes on Bnesh, 14th March 2018. (via Koka`aeen)
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The aftermath of airstrikes on Bnesh, 14th March 2018. (via Koka`aeen)
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The aftermath of airstrikes on Bnesh, 14th March 2018. (via Koka`aeen)
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The aftermath of airstrikes on Bnesh, 14th March 2018. (via Edlib Media Centre)
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The aftermath of airstrikes on Bnesh, 14th March 2018. (via Edlib Media Centre)
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The aftermath of airstrikes on Bnesh, 14th March 2018. (via Edlib Media Centre)