Terrorists Fire on West Aleppo Kills 7 Children: Syria State TV
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – At least seven children were killed on Sunday by terrorists’ rocket fire that hit a school in the government-held west of Aleppo city, state media said.
State television initially gave a toll of 10 killed, but the official SANA news agency subsequently said eight people had been killed, seven children and a woman, AFP reported.
The rocket fire hit a school in the Furqan neighborhood, and also injured at least 32 people, SANA said, citing a police source.
There were also additional terrorists’ fire on other parts of west Aleppo, which is regularly targeted by the opposition forces that hold the eastern part of the city.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based group with close ties to the terrorists also reported the deaths of seven children in terrorists’ fire.
It said the deaths brought the toll in the last two days in west Aleppo to 13, among them nine children.
