At least 25 people killed in Russian missile attack northern Aleppo

(Zaman Al Wasl)- At least 25 people killed Sunday in two Russian missiles fired into marketplace in northern Aleppo province, local monitor said.

The Russian missile attack on Sunday has targeted town of Maskenah in the eastern countryside of Aleppo, leaving 25 people, including women and children dead, and turned the market to rubble, the town's media center said.

On Saturday, 41 people were killed and another 65 injured in Russian airstrikes targeted the towns of Atarib and Munbij in Aleppo province, according to Anadolu Agency.

The airstrike that targeted a residential area in Munbij had killed 30 people dead, including 15 children. Another 11 people were killed in another airstrike on Atarib, according to Anadolu.

In Harbel town, two children were killed roadside bomb as they were fleeing with their families an Isis-held areas to rebel ones.

Meanwhile, regime troops and their allied militants backed by Russia air strikes have recaptured Banis town in the southern countryside after heavy clashes with rebels.

Russian air force in Syria, which consists of around 50 planes and helicopters with a further 37 aircraft, have carried out around 3500 sorties in Syria since air strikes began on Sep.30, killing more than 1000 people, monitoring groups say.

About 300,000 people have been killed since Syrian revolution erupted in March 2011.