Russian Forces Airstrikes Kill 34 in Syria’s Idlib
Russian forces, as per Interfax, reportedly caused 34 deaths, and 60 injuries in Idlib airstrikes. Verification pending. Syrian army denies civilian shelling; opposition cites escalation amid global distractions.
Fatalities and Injuries as Russian Forces Target Illegal Armed Groups: Interfax Report
On November 13, according to Russia’s Interfax, airstrikes in Syria’s Idlib governorate by Russian forces resulted in 34 fatalities and over 60 injuries among fighters. Rear Admiral Vadim Kulit, deputy head of the Russian Reconciliation Center for Syria, stated that the strikes targeted illegal armed groups involved in shelling Syrian government troop positions.
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Claims Unverified: Attacks on Troops Disputed
Kulit reported seven attacks on Syrian government troop positions within 24 hours. It’s essential to note that Reuters couldn’t independently verify this information. The Syrian army attributes attacks on government-held areas in Idlib and Aleppo to rebels it considers Islamist jihadists, denying indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas under rebel control.
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Opposition officials claim that both Moscow and Damascus are seizing the world’s focus on the Gaza conflict to escalate violence in a region where over three million people resist living under Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s rule.
Kulit also reiterated Russian accusations of U.S.-led coalition aircraft violating Syrian airspace, noting uncoordinated flights. Earlier, Reuters reported two U.S. airstrikes against Iran-aligned groups in Syria.
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