62 people were killed yesterday including 7 members of the regime forces and their allied militiamen and 7 citizens were killed in aerial shelling, gunshots and other circumstances.
It rose to 9, including two fighters, those who joined on Thursday the convoy of martyrs of the Syrian revolution.
In the province of Idlib, 5 citizens were killed; they are two children and a woman who were killed in the shelling that targeted the western outskirts of the city of Ma’arat al-Nou’man, and a child was killed in the aerial shelling on Saraqeb, and a man was shot dead by the Turkish border guards while he was trying to cross into Turkey from the Khirbat al-Jawz area in the northern countryside of Idlib.
In the province of Rif Dimahsq, two fighters of Al-Rahman Corps were killed in shelling by the regime forces on areas in the Eastern Ghouta.
In the province of Deir Ezzor, two children were killed by a mine explosion in the town of Abu Hamam, located in the east of the Euphrates River, in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documented the death of leader Muhammad Abbas known as ((Abu Hamza Al-Masri)), who was killed during the shelling and the exchange of targeting between the regime forces backed by armed militiamen loyal to them of Syrian and non-Syrian nationalities against Hayyaat Tahrir al-Sham and the factions operating in Idlib, and he was known to have a disability in his lower limbs, as a result of being injured in a battle of the Air Force Intelligence in the western outskirts of Aleppo city, to complete the training of the fighters and members of Hayyaat Tahrir al-Sham and another Islamic movement, to fight and carry out military operations, as well as working in “Sharia side” in the ranks of Tahrir Al-Sham.
The Syrian Observatory also documented the death of at least 29 fighters of the “Islamic State” organization, while at least 8 members of the forces of “Al-Jazeera Storm” were killed by bombings, clashes and an exchange of shelling. And among those who were killed in the ranks of ISIS and were documented by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Abu Talha Al-Almany, one of the European leaders remained in the pockets controlled by ISIS east of the Euphrates River.
The Syrian Observatory also monitored clashes took place in Sajo area in the northern countryside of Aleppo, between a cell of ISIS against the factions of the area, where 4 fighters of the organization were killed while the factions were trying to detain them.
And 7 members of the regime forces and their allied militiamen were killed in shelling and clashes against ISIS and the factions.
At least 4 fighters of the “Islamic State” organization and the factions of non-Syrian nationalities were killed in clashes and shelling of warplanes and helicopters and shelling on their areas of presence.