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Syrian militants attack 13 towns in Idlib De-escalation zone: Russian Military

| @indiablooms | Apr 08, 2019, at 09:14 am

Moscow, Apr 7 (Sputnik/UNI) Syrian militants attacked 13 towns in the northwestern Idlib de-escalation zone throughout the day, the Russian Defense Ministry’s center for Syrian reconciliation said Sunday.

“During the day militants attacked Hara (two times) in Aleppo province, al-Rasif in Hama province, Rwaiset Iskander, Aki Bair, Quldjuk, Qara Galiyah, Qalat Mazara, Beit Smara in Latakia province, Obu Omar, Niha, al-Sawater, Zhabiyah, al-Fhail in Idlib province,” the daily bulletin read.


During the same period, the Russian military brought food to Hatla, a district of Deir ez-Zor in Syria’s east.

 

The Russian ministry said it had distributed a total of 3,327 tonnes of humanitarian aid in the country since deliveries started.  

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