Death toll from Turkey's airstrikes rises to 104
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
London - Arab Today
The death toll from the Turkish airstrikes on al Bab city in Syria's Aleppo rose to 104 civilians, according to the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
In a statement carried by Sky News TV channel, the observatory said the casualties included 26 children under the age of 18.
The three-day airstrikes were meant to liberate the city from Daesh terrorist group.
Also, 14 Turkish soldiers were killed and 33 others wounded in clashes with Daesh terrorists near al Bab city.
Source: MENA
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