About 465 thousand persons were killed in 6 years of the Syrian revolution and more than 14 million were wounded and displaced

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented the deaths of 321358 persons on the Syrian territory since the start of the Syrian revolution on the 15th of March 2011, and the casualties were distributed as follows:

• Civilian casualties:
  96073 Syrians including 17411 children under the age of eighteen and 10847 citizen woman over the age of eighteen.

• Syrian fighters in the ranks of the rebel and Islamic factions and the Syria Democratic Forces and other factions, movements and organizations: 52333

• Defected of the regime forces: 2603

• Number of persons who were killed by Bashar al-Assad’s regime forces: 60901

• Fighters of NDF and gunmen loyal to the Syrian regime: 45290

• Fighters of the Islamic factions, Fateh al-Sham Front “Nusra Front formerly”, the “Islamic State” organization, the Islamic Turkestan Party, Jund al-Aqsa organization, Jund al-Sham, al-Khadra’a Battalion, Jund al-Sham al-Shishan, and Islamic movements of Arab and North African nationalities: 55875

• Fighters of the Lebanese Hezbollah: 1421

• Gunmen of non-Syrian nationalities loyal to the regime forces of the Shiite community: 6862

 

The total number of civilian casualties is 96073; and it is distributed below according to party that caused the death:

• By raids of Bashar al-Assad’s regime warplanes and helicopter 22596 civilian casualties, and they are: 14630 men, 4850 children under the age of eighteen and 3116 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• By Russian rocket and air strikes 4925, they are 3036 men and a young men, 1192 children under the age of eighteen and 697 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• By bombing by warplanes of the International Coalition 920 Syrian civilians, they are 562 men, 220 children under the age of eighteen and 138 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• By bombing and shelling by the Turkish forces and warplanes 527 civilian casualties, they are 315 men and young men, 127 children under the age of eighteen and 85 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• By Bashar al-Assad’s regime forces and the gunmen loyal to them of Syrian and non-Syrian nationalities 41345 civilian casualties, they are 25889 men and young men, 9591 children under the age of eighteen and 5865 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• Casualties in detention centers and prisons of the regime 14661 civilian casualties, they 14492 men and young men, and 113 children under the age of eighteen, and 56 citizen woman over the age of 18.

• By the opposition factions 7134 civilian casualties, they are 5429 men, 1058 children under the age of eighteen and 647 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• By the “Islamic State” organization 3723 civilian casualties, they are 3291 men, 214 children under the age of eighteen and 218 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

• By the Turkish border guards 242 civilian casualties, they are 171 men and young men, 46 children under the age of eighteen and 25 citizen women over the age of eighteen.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights indicates that this statistic does not include the 45000 citizens who were killed under torture in the detention centers and prisons of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, and the observatory got the information about their death during the period of their detention.

It also doesn’t include the fate of more than 5200 abducted civilians and fighters in the prisons the “Islamic State” organization, in addition to that, it does not include also the fate of more than 4700 prisoners and missing of the regime forces and militiamen loyal to them, and more than 2000 kidnapped by the rebel and Islamic factions, the “Islamic State” organization and Fateh al-Sham Front (Jabhat Al-Nusra earlier) on charges of the loyalty to the regime.

Also the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights estimates the real number of who were killed to be about 85 thousand persons more than the numbers that the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights was able to document, because of the extreme secrecy on the number of casualties by the fighting parties, and due to presence of information about civilians casualties the Observatory was unable to document their death, because of the difficulty of reaching some remote areas in Syria.

Also the continued military operations, shelling and explosions have injured more than 2 million Syrian citizens with different injuries and permanent disabilities, while about12 million other citizens including hundreds of thousands of children and hundreds of thousands of citizen women were displaced between the refuge and the displacement areas, also the infrastructure, hospitals, schools, and private and public property have been destroyed greatly.

link to an infographic file that represents this statistics by SOHR:
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