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US-Led Airstrikes Kill 15 Civilians in Syria

  • February, 17, 2016 - 13:17
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US-Led Airstrikes Kill 15 Civilians in Syria

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - At least 15 civilians were killed when warplanes with the US-led anti-terror coalition struck areas under the Daseh (ISIL) control in Syria's northeastern province of al-Hasakah.

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The strikes on Tuesday targeted the Daesh-held city of Shaded in the countryside of al-Hasakah, said the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The UK-based group said the death toll will likely rise due to the number of critically wounded people, Xinhua reported.

The US-led coalition has been striking Daesh positions in Syria for over a year, but Syrian officials have been slamming the strikes as "ineffective," while hailing the air support by the Russian air force, a main ally of the Syrian army in recent crushing offensive against militant groups across the country.

The Syrian army has also been advancing in northern Aleppo.

 
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