At least 27 people were killed on Saturday when Syrian regime forces shelled a local market in rebel-held town in Idlib province, medics told Zaman al-Wasl.
Saturday’s barrel bombs barrages hit the crowded sheep market in Senjar town, leaving dozens killed and wounded,
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Two women and a child were also killed by missile attacks on Ma'arret al-Nou'man in Idlib.
Syrian regime has extended its fierce aerial campaign on Fatah-Army-held towns. The air force has carried out 12 raids on the countryside of Idlib in the last 24 hours, activists said.
On Friday, 12 civilians were killed in the towns of Arnaba, al-Mouzara, Saraqeb and Ariha, the Syrian Network for Human Rights said.
Syria's regime has already lost two provincial capitals - Idlib in the northwest, which is held a rebel alliance including Nusra Front, and Raqqa in the Euphrates valley, which is held by ISIS.
At least 230,000 people have been killed since Syria's conflict erupted in Deraa in March 2011.
Saturday’s barrel bombs barrages hit the crowded sheep market in Senjar town, leaving dozens killed and wounded,
.
Two women and a child were also killed by missile attacks on Ma'arret al-Nou'man in Idlib.
Syrian regime has extended its fierce aerial campaign on Fatah-Army-held towns. The air force has carried out 12 raids on the countryside of Idlib in the last 24 hours, activists said.
On Friday, 12 civilians were killed in the towns of Arnaba, al-Mouzara, Saraqeb and Ariha, the Syrian Network for Human Rights said.
Syria's regime has already lost two provincial capitals - Idlib in the northwest, which is held a rebel alliance including Nusra Front, and Raqqa in the Euphrates valley, which is held by ISIS.
At least 230,000 people have been killed since Syria's conflict erupted in Deraa in March 2011.
Zaman Al Wasl
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