Clashes, bombardement kill 122 across Syria
Clashes, bombardement kill 122 across Syria
Damascus - Arab Today
At least 122 people were killed on Friday by bombardment and clashes across Syria, said Local Coordination Committees of Syria (LCCS) on Saturday.
Thirteen children and 11 women are among the deaths, Alhurra channel reported, adding that al Bab city suicide attack alone claimed up to 77 lives.
As Damascus, its countryside and Hama countryside came under bombardment, clashes broke out between Jabhat Fateh al Sham militants - formerly known as al Nusra Front - and Daesh militants in Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp, southern Damascus, the LCCS added.
Meanwhile, the Free Syrian Army blasted raids carried out by the Iraqi air forces on Daesh sites in Syria, describing it as an "illegal" act, Russian channel Russia Today reported on Saturday.
On the other hand, Syrian official sources said that Iraqi airstrikes against Daesh terrorists have been conducted in coordination with the Syrian authorities.
On Friday, the Iraqi premier announced that he ordered the Iraqi air forces to strike Daesh sites in Deir Ezzor, blaming the extremist group on the latest terror attacks that hit Baghdad.
Source: MENA
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