Sunday, December 20, 2015
Dozens killed in Russian bombing
Dozens of people killed in air strikes that are believed to have conducted aircraft of the Russian Air Force downtown Idlib, which control the rebels and is located in the northwest of Syria, informed members of rescue teams and residents.
In their view, there were at least six air strikes during which devastated a crowded market in the center of the city, and many government buildings and residences.
The bearers have confirmed that 43 people were killed but at least another 30 corpses have been recovered from the ruins, the references of which have not been identified.
"There are many corpses under the rubble," wrote Yasser doom, an employee of the civil protection service in a message on the Internet, adding that volunteers and managers of civil protection services continue to retrieve corpses.
In a video posted on social networking sites but also the images broadcast the TV Orient TV network adjacent the opposition distinguish vehicles that have been converted into makeshift ambulances carrying civilians who have been injured in an area where many people are looking for survivors in the rubble of buildings were flattened.
Villagers say that they can distinguish their Russian warplanes as well as in their outlets fly at high altitudes while helicopters of the Syrian air force carried out raids barrel bombs from lesser height.
Dozens killed in Russian bombing
Dozens of people killed in air strikes that are believed to have conducted aircraft of the Russian Air Force downtown Idlib, which control the rebels and is located in the northwest of Syria, informed members of rescue teams and residents.
In their view, there were at least six air strikes during which devastated a crowded market in the center of the city, and many government buildings and residences.
The bearers have confirmed that 43 people were killed but at least another 30 corpses have been recovered from the ruins, the references of which have not been identified.
"There are many corpses under the rubble," wrote Yasser doom, an employee of the civil protection service in a message on the Internet, adding that volunteers and managers of civil protection services continue to retrieve corpses.
In a video posted on social networking sites but also the images broadcast the TV Orient TV network adjacent the opposition distinguish vehicles that have been converted into makeshift ambulances carrying civilians who have been injured in an area where many people are looking for survivors in the rubble of buildings were flattened.
Villagers say that they can distinguish their Russian warplanes as well as in their outlets fly at high altitudes while helicopters of the Syrian air force carried out raids barrel bombs from lesser height.
