"Dozens of civilians killed by a bombing coalition in Syria"

During the bombings in southeastern Syria, more than fifty people died Thursday night, including some thirty civilians and a few dozen extremist fighters. That's what the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights (OSDH) reports Friday. The attacks were allegedly carried out by the international coalition led by the United States in the region, fighting the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group.

Air attacks reportedly hit an ice factory in Al-Sousa town. Citizens would be hidden there. Most civilian casualties were Iraqi. A dozen people were injured. Probably the death toll is rising, many victims are in critical condition. SOHR is a monitor who monitors the war in Syria from the UK.

In the bombing of the International Coalition, dozens of pro-Assad fighters recently died in the area

Civilian Casualty Investigation

A spokesman for the international coalition says at the Reuters agency possible air strikes in the region. "Further research is underway to find out whether Western or Iraqi aircraft are probably responsible for the bombing of the plant

IS – which owned formerly an area larger than Britain – is almost completely driven out of Syria and Iraq The fighters of the terrorist group are currently controlling small parcels of land, especially south of the Syrian city of Deir al-Zour. , where the coalition allegedly bombed on Thursday night.

Assad and the Free Syrian Army (SDF) fight independently in the region.One against the other.Since 2014, the SDF is supported by the international coalition national, now responsible for thousands of civilian casualties.