93 people killed in Syria clashes over past 24 hours
people killed in Syria clashes
Damascus - Arab Today
As many as 93 people were killed in clashes throughout Syria over the past 24 hours, local coordination committees said on Thursday.
The bodies included 13 children and nine women, Alhurra TV channel quoted the committees as saying.
The committees blamed aerial bombardments by Syrian regime forces for the high number of casualties in Damascus, Hama, Idlib and Homs cities.
Government troops, meanwhile, were reported to have recaptured several areas in southwestern Aleppo from Fath al Sham front.
Also, a huge number of Daesh militants were killed in clashes with the Syrian army in Deir ez-Zor city.
Source: MENA
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