Dozens killed in bombing Idlib

- At Russian air strikes on the rebel-controlled city of Idlib in northwestern Syria have come in the night of Monday to Tuesday at least 23 people dead, reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The organization speaks of the heaviest bombardments since a partial cease-fire was agreed in February.

When the attack different targets were hit in the city, including one next to a hospital. Among the dead were at least seven children, Rami Abdulrahman said the Observatory based in Britain.

Rescue workers were up all night in line to look for victims. They also found a few survivors, civil protection in Idlib said on her Facebook page.
  
    
     
      
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Idlib and the surrounding area are governed by different rebel groups, including the Nusra front associated with al Qaeda.