5 civilians martyred, 21 others injured in terrorist attacks on Aleppo and Homs
Aleppo, Homs – Five civilians were martyred and 21 others were injured in terrorists attacks with rocket shells, sniper shootings and explosive shots on residential neighborhoods in Aleppo city on Sunday in a new breach of the cessation of hostilities agreement.
A source at Aleppo police Command said that terrorists targeted al-Midan neighborhood with 12 rocket shells, injuring four people and causing the collapse of a residential building, SANA reported.
Terrorist groups, the source added, targeted al- Ramouseh neighborhood with a rocket shell and sniper shots, killing two civilians and injuring 10 others.
A rocket shell fired by terrorists on al-Neel Street injured three civilians, whereas explosive shots fired by terrorists from machine guns towards locals in Adonis neighborhood injured a woman.
Two persons were martyred and two others were injured in terrorist attack with rocket shell on al-Serian neighborhood which is located on the northwestern side of Aleppo city, leaving material damage to the neighborhood.
Terrorists fired a rocket shell on Bustan al-Zahra neighborhood, injuring a child and breaking fire in one of the residential buildings.
A person martyred due to wounds he sustained in a terrorist rocket attack targeted al-Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood on Sunday, according to local sources.
In Homs, terrorist groups targeted al-Arman neighborhood with two rocket shells, in a new breach of cessation of hostilities agreement .
A source at Homs governorate said that the attack left material damage to the private and public properties with no human casualties.
Terrorist groups keep targeting safe neighborhoods with mortar, rocket shells and car bombs in a desperate attempt to underestimate the Syrian army’s successes in the eastern countryside of Homs and to foil the national reconciliations achieved in the province.
Terrorist groups breached the cessation of hostilities more than 600 times since it came into effect on February 27.