Assad 'friendly fire' targets regime checkpoints in Aleppo

 Assad forces in Aleppo killed and wounded number of its troops by so-called a friendly fire after shelling a checkpoint in the al-Ashrafieh district affiliated to regime Army, Zaman Alwasl reporter said.

 Syrian Army have long history in killing its troops, since the Israeli invasion to Lebanon 1982, when the Syrian fighter jets hit the regime infantry troop by missiles.

 Months ago, Assad warplanes also stormed regime soldiers in Douma, near Damascus, activists reported.