Warplanes destroy parts of a museum used to be a headquarter for the regime in the first 2 years of the Syrian revolution and then turned into a headquarters of an Islamic faction
Idlib Province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that the warplanes targeted in the morning of the 2nd of January 2018 a museum in Maarrat Al-Nu’man in the southern countryside of Idlib, and caused significant destruction in parts of the museum, which used to be a headquarters of the regime in the city back in 2011 and 2012, and later became the headquarters of Ansar al-Islam Brigades, and the trusted sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights that these airstrikes have damaged parts of the museum, but no information about casualties.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has been monitoring shelling in the past week by the regime forces and the militiamen loyal to them targeting the countryside of Idlib, and causing a great destruction in the infrastructure within the targeted areas, as well as damaging the property of citizens, also the shelling have killed and injured tens of people, where some of the wounded people have had a permanent disability and others are still in critical situation, which may raise the death toll.