At least 3 civilians dead in Assad regime strikes in NW Syria

At least 3 civilians dead in Assad regime strikes in NW Syria

At least three civilians, together with a toddler, had been killed in artillery strikes by the Assad regime forces in Syria’s opposition-held northwest, a battle monitor stated Wednesday.

The shelling lasted all day at a number of areas within the area, an AFP correspondent there stated, including that the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militant group focused authorities positions in retaliation.

“Three civilians including a child were killed in heavy artillery fire in the town of Kafr Nuran in Aleppo’s western countryside,” the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights stated.

Two others had been injured, added the Observatory, which depends on a large community of sources on the bottom in Syria.

The shelling broken a home within the city of Kafr Nuran, an AFP correspondent stated.

Residents within the city informed AFP that the artillery hearth hit a neighborhood the place some folks had gathered to purchase watermelons.

Earlier Wednesday, HTS rocket hearth had killed a Syrian soldier in regime-held areas of Idlib province, the Observatory stated.

Nearly half of Idlib province, together with the provincial capital of the identical identify, in addition to components of the adjoining provinces of Aleppo, Hama and Latakia, make up the final of Syria’s opposition-held areas.

Despite periodic clashes, a cease-fire deal brokered by regime ally Moscow, in addition to Türkiye – which helps insurgent teams in Syria – has largely held within the northwest since March 2020.

The Idlib area is dwelling to about three million folks, round half of them displaced.

Syria’s battle has killed greater than half one million folks and displaced thousands and thousands since erupting in 2011 with a brutal crackdown on anti-government protests.

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