The number of people who died as a result of air strikes applied by the Bashar Assad regime in the center of the city of Idlib in the north-west of Syria increased to 16 people.
Aircraft belonging to the regime attacked the North, Hamarat and Kusur regime in the center of Idlib.
According to sources in civil defense, 16 civilians were killed as a result of these blows, another 59 people were injured, among them 21 children and 19 women.
Collisions in Aleppo and Idlib
On November 27, in the western part of the Aleppo province in the north of Syria there were clashes between the forces of the Assad regime and opposing the regime armed groups.
On November 27-28, armed groups rapidly advanced from the western regions of Aleppo to the center and on November 30 established control over the most part of the center.
On November 30, armed formations captured the city of Khan-Sheikhun and established control over the entire territory of Idlib.