US-Led Coalition Admits Responsibility for Killing 77 Civilians in Raqqa Last Summer

LONDON- The coalition led by the US under the pretext of fighting Daesh (ISIS) admitted its responsibility for killing 77 civilians in Raqqa province last summer, according to SANA.

The British Daily Mail newspaper revealed that Amnesty International mentioned in a report published last June that 24 children and 25 women were among the 77 civilians killed in four massacres committed by warplanes of the “International Coalition” last summer in Raqqa.

 The newspaper noted that the report of the organization drew criticism from the coalition’s officials, and later the coalition admitted its involvement in killing 77 civilians in a report which has been recently published.

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