The outcome of “four days of air strikes by the regime and Russia” on northwestern Syria
ARK News… The United Nations said that since October 5, continuous bombing and airstrikes by the regime and Russia have hit more than 1,100 sites in northwestern Idlib and western Aleppo, including frontline areas and residential areas.
The United Nations recorded in a report, the introduction of which was entitled “Four Days of Continuing Hostilities”: More than 169 attacks within four days, resulting in the death, injury and displacement of civilians.
It added that as of the 8th of this month, at least 36 people had been killed and 201 others injured, including 38 women and 48 children, according to local health authorities - more than double the numbers reported in the latest update.
The death toll rose to 49 dead on Monday morning, with more than 279 wounded.
The attacks affected vital facilities and infrastructure including the main power station in Idlib city, ten schools, health facilities, five camps, three NGO offices, markets and mosques. More than 20 non-governmental organizations suspended their humanitarian activities.
On October 8 alone, at least eight hospitals were bombed, with the University Hospital in Idlib being the most damaged. On the same day, one aid worker was injured and is now receiving medical care in the intensive care unit, while another aid worker lost his life.
According to the latest update from the Camp Coordination and Management Cluster, nearly 25,000 people have been newly displaced, most of them from Sarmin, Jisr al-Shighour, Idlib, and Darit Azza, and actual displacement numbers may be much higher.
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