[SimoneFlen']

20th October 2021

Unknown persons inflicted an artillery strike on the settlement. Ariha in the province of Idlib. Thirteen people became victims of the shelling, incl. child. Among the dead were pro-Turkish militants, in particular one of the former field commanders of Akhrar Ash-Sham and several of his subordinates. Civilians also suffered.

Presumably, they were the target of the strike. The armed forces of the SAR were accused of the shelling.

Wednesday’s shelling from Syrian army outposts, which came shortly after a roadside bomb killed at least 14 military personnel in Damascus, fell on residential areas in the city in Idlib.

United Nations children’s agency UNICEF confirmed the death of four children in the bombardment.

“Today’s violence is yet another reminder that the war in Syria has not come to an end. Civilians, among them many children, keep bearing the brunt of a brutal decade-long conflict,” it said in a statement.

Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency said government forces and Iran-backed groups targeted a market place in the Ariha town centre.

Wednesday’s bombardment was one of the deadliest to rattle an Idlib truce deal that was reached in March 2020 and brokered by Turkey and Russia, the two main foreign brokers in the conflict.

The Idlib region is the last part of the country that has not fallen under government control, more than a decade into Syria’s war.

‘A retaliation’
Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr, reporting from Beirut, the capital of neighbouring Lebanon, said the bombardment was being interpreted by some as “a retaliation” for Wednesday’s attack in Damascus.


“This is being seen as some sort of a retaliation on the part of the regime even though this area (Idlib) comes under regular fire despite the ceasefire that has been in place since last year,” she said.

Joseph Daher, an affiliate professor with the Wartime and Post-Conflict in Syria project at the European University Institute, told Al Jazeera: “This is not the first time the government has not respected a ceasefire … The Syrian regime has made it very clear that it wants to take back all territories in Syria, and Idlib and this region has been bombarded for months.”

CHILD WARNING:
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[kellyhound]

Among the names of the martyrs are several children and a teacher. They were crossing the bazaar on their way to school when they were killed in artillery fire.

[Necrotic Bowel]

Allah has left the snack bar

[HYPRTCKR]

~ The middle east is so boreschlocked on killing each other, that eventually they will exterminate each other, without help from anybody else. Good thing the U.S. is leaving them alone to their own de-vices.

[Necrotic Bowel]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ boreschlocked

Boreschlocked was my sisters name.

[ThatGiant91]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ The middle east is so boreschlocked on killing each other, that eventually they will exterminate each other, without help from anybody else. Good thing the U.S. is leaving them alone to their own de-vices.

Good thing the US barged in, stirred up an entire shit show, and tucked tail and runs when things get to heated, but leaving them to thier own devices is a good alternative too right.

Fuckin people in here are as sick as the one dropping the bombs some days. Fucking disgusting yo

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ The middle east is so boreschlocked on killing each other,

Boring Schlock? Why bring Seinfeld into this?

schlock
/SHläk/

nounINFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN
cheap or inferior goods or material; trash.
"schlock journalism"

[foxracing]

They had such a great economy

[jintsy]

Where can I get that flower arrangement with the sleeping arab head?

[ride]

Originally Posted by ThatGiant91 ↗

Good thing the US barged in, stirred up an entire shit show, and tucked tail and runs when things get to heated, but leaving them to thier own devices is a good alternative too right.

Fuckin people in here are as sick as the one dropping the bombs some days. Fucking disgusting yo

Yup. And that's pretty much why most people come here.