Syrian regime barrel bomb kills 10 civilians in Aleppo: Monitor
20 people have been injured due to the bomb attack that happened yesterday on a mosque in Aleppo
At least 10 civilians, including two children, were killed Monday in a government barrel bomb attack on a mosque in Syria's northern city of Aleppo, a monitoring group said.
"The faithful were in the middle of the Maghrib (evening) prayers in a mosque in Aleppo's rebel-held district of Ansari," the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, adding that the attack also left some 20 people injured.
Also Read
-
Syrian rebels set eyes on divided Aleppo
The prospect of a rebel offensive in the city is a stark sign of the turn of momentum against President Bashar al-Assad’s government Analysis -
Seventy powers demand Syria barrel bombings end
Recent barrel bombings in and around the northern city of Aleppo had killed hundreds of civilians Middle East -
Rebel fire kills 8 in Syria’s Aleppo: Monitor
Rebel groups control the east of the city and have repeatedly fired rockets into western neighbourhoods controlled by the government Middle East -
As Aleppo’s barrel bombs fail to make headlines, children suffer
Have you seen the photo of the boy hanging from a destroyed concrete roof in Aleppo while holding a barrel bomb that fell on his house? Middle East -
Syrian regime barrel bombs kill 14 in Aleppo
The Observatory said many were critically wounded or still stuck under the rubble Middle East -
Syria regime barrel bombs kill 24, including children
the incident happened when government helicopters dropped at least four barrel bombs in Aleppo and Idlib Middle East
