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Five Civilians Killed in a Bombing in Afrin

19-March-2020 By admin2

Afrin city was shelled from areas controlled by SDF 

Afrin city in Aleppo countryside was hit on Wednesday noon, by artillery shelling from the areas controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which resulted in the death of 5 civilians, including two children, and the injury of 7 others.

The shells landed near the Dersem Hospital on the Villas Street, near  Al-Shifa Hospital in the vicinity of the Mazot Street, and in the Mazot Street itself.

The victims are:

  1. Abdul Salam Subhi Hamsho
  2. Alaa Ahmed Kurdiyah
  3. Mohamed Al Sayed
  4. Abdullah Al-Sayyed (child / 10 years old)
  5. Khaled Al-Dabaan (child / 12 years old)

The injured are:

  1. Abdul Karim Nassif
  2. Haitham Bakr
  3. Amin Esmat Ahmed
  4. Metin Jean
  5. Zuhair Al-Asali
  6. Yasser Sharif Taha
  7. Ratib Hamsho

Filed Under: Daily reports, Editors choice Tagged With: Afrin, artillery bombing, Civilians, SDF

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