Friday, May 2, 2014

The Carnage Continues In The Syrian City Of Aleppo



Syria Conflict: Deadly Air Strike On Aleppo Market -- BBC

At least 33 people have been killed in an air strike on a market in a rebel-held district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, activists say.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that the attack happened in the northern Halak district.

The Aleppo Media Center, which put the death toll at more than 40, said two residential buildings were destroyed.

On Wednesday, government aircraft bombed a school in southern Aleppo, killing 18 people, 10 of them children.

The United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) expressed outrage at what it said was the "latest wave of indiscriminate attacks perpetrated against schools and other civilian targets" across the country.

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More News On Syria's Civil War

Government airstrikes kill 40 in Aleppo, Syria -- L.A. Times
Aleppo Airstrike Kills at Least 33 -- Voice of America
Dozens Are Killed in Airstrike at a Bustling Market in Syria -- New York Times
33 killed in Aleppo airstrikes, Syrian opposition group says -- CNN
Activists: At least 33 killed in Syrian airstrike -- Washington Post
Aleppo school hit by deadly air raid -- Al Jazeera

Syria Suicide Bombings 'Kill 11 Children' -- Novinite
Syria crisis: At least 18 people killed in car bombings as ceasefire deal reached in Homs -- Independent
Assad set to extend his power amid Syrian war and theatre -- Reuters
Jordan Opens a Massive Refugee Camp for Syrians -- AP
Stronger Action Required on Syria, Aid Chief Warns -- New York Times
UN looking for Syria envoy as Brahimi prepares to quit after failed peace talks -- The Guardian
The role of Hezbollah in Syria's war -- Al Jazeera
French Jihadists in Syria -- New York Times editorial
On Syria, reality-check time -- David Ignatius, Washington Post

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