The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights

51 were killed yesterday including 30 members of the regime forces and militiamen loyal to them and 6 other persons

In Idlib Province 4 citizens were killed, where a fighter of the Islamic movement of Ahrar Al-Sham was found dead by gunfire near Nahlia town at the outskirts of Ariha city; and the circumstances of his death remain unknown until now, and a young man from Melles town in the northern countryside of Idlib was killed after by the Turkish border guards while attempting to cross into Turkey, and a person was killed in warplanes’ bombardment on places in Maarzita village south of Idlib, and a person was killed by an IED explosion in Idlib city.

In Homs province 2 citizens were killed, they are: a person was killed in warplanes’ bombardment on areas in the northern countryside of Homs, and a child was killed in the fall of a rocket shell on area in al-Adawiya neighborhood in Homs city.

And 2 members of Hayyaat Tahrir Al-Sham were killed after being targeted by unknown gunmen between the towns of Sarmada and al-Dana, and a person was assassinated in Nahlia area by shooting by unknown gunmen.

While the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documented the death of at least 9 members of the regime forces and militiamen loyal to them, also at least 6 fighters including 2 commanders of the Syria Democratic forces were killed

While the Syrian Observatory documented the killing of at least 26 members including 4 Syrians and the rest are of Arabic and Asian, and the overwhelming majority of them are Iranians, they were all killed as a result of the targeting that took place on Sunday evening, the 29th of April 2018.

And 4 members of the regime forces and their allied militiamen were killed as a result of the shelling and clashes with the “Islamic State” organization and the factions.

At least 6 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.