SOHR: 95 persons killed across Syria
The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
London - Arab Today
The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Monday that 95 persons were killed on Sunday across Syria.
As many as 22 persons of the Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) were killed since October 20 due to shelling by Turkish military jets besides clashes with the Turkish forces as well as Islamic factions supported by Turkey during the " Euphrates Shield" operation in Marea southern countryside and Aleppo northeastern countryside.
At least 15 persons belonging to the national defense forces and the gunmen affiliated to the regime were killed after their checkpoints were targeted by explosive charges in several Syrian cities and villages.
About 11 persons of the regime forces were also killed due to clashes with Daesh terrorist group and al Nusra Front where their checkpoints were attacked by rockets and explosive charges in several Syrian provinces.
The SOHR mentioned also that 15 elements of Daesh and non-Syrian factions breathed their last in clashes and shelling by military aircraft.
Source: MENA
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