Air strikes in Syria's rebel-held Idlib kill 28: Observatory 10/1/2017 5:59:47 PM Bookmark and Share facebook Google+ ►Print Indiscriminate bombing by the Syrian regime continues to take more innocent victims Indiscriminate bombing by the Syrian regime continues to take more innocent victims Important News Oil prices lower after strong third quarter as Sept. OPEC output rises Bangladesh to press for Muslim refugees' return to Myanmar Iran: protest rally of members of Tehran Telecommunication Corp. TTC Related News Syria's deadliest month of 2017 claims 3,000 lives Counter-Terror Chief: Hezbollah ‘Deploying Operatives’ to Peru ‘to Lay the Groundwork for Attacks’ Air strikes in Syria's rebel-held Idlib kill 28: Observatory BEIRUT (Reuters) SEPTEMBER 30, 2017 - Overnight air strikes killed 28 people, including four children, in a village in rebel-held Idlib province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Saturday. Rescue workers have said Syria and Russia have killed scores of civilians in air strikes that began after insurgents launched an offensive against government-held areas in the north west of the country on Sept. 19. The overnight air strike targeted the village of Armanaz a few kilometres (miles) from the Turkish border. The Syrian Civil Defence, a rescue service operating in rebel-held areas, put the preliminary death toll at 26. Turkey said this week that recent Russian bombing in Idlib had killed civilians and moderate Syrian rebels, saying this violated an agreement concluded with Iran and Russia. Turkey, Iran and Russia to create a “de-escalation” zone in Idlib. Under the agreement, Turkey will deploy troops in Idlib, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said.

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Indiscriminate bombing by the Syrian regime continues to take more innocent victims

BEIRUT (Reuters) SEPTEMBER 30, 2017 - Overnight air strikes killed 28 people, including four children, in a village in rebel-held Idlib province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Saturday.
Rescue workers have said Syria and Russia have killed scores of civilians in air strikes that began after insurgents launched an offensive against government-held areas in the north west of the country on Sept. 19.
The overnight air strike targeted the village of Armanaz a few kilometres (miles) from the Turkish border. The Syrian Civil Defence, a rescue service operating in rebel-held areas, put the preliminary death toll at 26.
Turkey said this week that recent Russian bombing in Idlib had killed civilians and moderate Syrian rebels, saying this violated an agreement concluded with Iran and Russia.
Turkey, Iran and Russia to create a “de-escalation” zone in Idlib. Under the agreement, Turkey will deploy troops in Idlib, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said.