The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights

30 persons were killed yesterday, including 7 members of the regime forces and militiamen loyal to them and 11 other persons

In Al-Raqqah province 3 persons at least were killed, including 2 children under the age of eighteen were killed in a mine explosion in a car that was carrying them near the southern banks of the Euphrates River in the countryside of Mansoura west of Al-Raqqah.

In Rif Damascus province 3 citizens were killed including a fighter of the factions was killed during shelling by the regime forces on areas in Daraa city, and a man died by a sniper shot in the outskirts of the Eastern Ghouta, and another man was died affected by injuries he had during clashes between the major factions of the Eastern Ghouta.

In Daraa province a young man from Tal Shihab town was killed by the gunshots of the Jordanian border guards, near the Syrian-Jordanian border in the western countryside of Daraa.

A man died affected by injuries he had in bombing by the Coalition’s warplanes on areas in Jaydin village in the western countryside of Al-Raqqah, also 4 persons of one family including a woman, her child, a citizen and his brother were killed in bombardment by warplanes believed to belong to the International Coalition on areas in Ma’adan village in the eastern countryside of Raqqa at the southern banks of the Euphrates River.

The Syrian Observatory documented the death of a fighter of the Syria Democratic Forces, he was killed in shelling and clashes against the “Islamic State” organization in the countryside of Al-Raqqah.

And a fighter of the factions was shot by a sniper at the outskirts Yarmouk camp south of Damascus.

And 7 of Members of the regime forces and militiamen loyal to them wert killed in shelling and clashes against the “Islamic State” organization and after being targeted in the northern countryside of Hama.

At least 9 fighters of the “Islamic State” organization of non-Syrian nationalities were killed in clashes and shelling and bombing by warplanes and helicopters.