Activists say the Syrian or Russian airforce bombed with incendiary bombs

Syrian or Russian warplanes dropped incendiary bombs in areas of Idlib and Hama provinces, just a few days after the deadly attack with chemicals, reported activists today and an organization that monitors developments in Syria fronts. The armed forces of Russia and Syria were not immediately available to comment on the information.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, based in Britain, claimed that Russian jets used thermite, an incendiary substance in bombs dropped on Sarakemp cities of Idlib and Al Latamenach of Hama, south, Saturday and Sunday.

A worker in the rescue service from Sarakemp said the warplanes dropped phosphorus bombs but he had not heard about using thermite. He also added that the use of phosphorus is not a new development. "It is normal, the often used", the Lite Abdallah said, member of the White Helmets, a rescue organization that acts in the Partisans areas.