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Russian Warplanes Commit Massacre in al-Atarib

13-November-2017 By admin2

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Field sources from western rural Aleppo have reported that Russian war planes launched a number of air strikes on the town of al-Atarib today. The strikes targeted the main market of the town as well as the local police outpost.

The sources reported the number of those killed as 62, in addition to 150 injured. Both figures are likely to rise. Several buildings were also destroyed whilst residents were inside.

Activists have shared photos of the torn limbs of victims spread amongst the rubble of destroyed buildings.

The Syrian Human Rights Committee strongly and most vehemently condemns this massacre, and holds the Russian forces and Syrian regime responsible for the systematic killing which paves way to war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: air strikes, al-Atarib, crimes against humanity, destroyed buildings, injured, killed, market massacre, rural aleppo, russian war planes, Syrian regime, systematic killing, victims, war crimes

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