Russian, regime raids killed 82 in Syria
BEIRUT: At least 82 people including 58 civilians were killed in Russian and regime air strikes on an Islamic State group-held area of eastern Syria, a monitor said on Sunday in a new toll.
"Three Russian and Syrian regime air raids on the region of Al-Quriyah, southeast of Deir Ezzor city, killed 58 civilians," the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. It added that 24 other people were killed, without specifying wether they were civilians or IS fighters.
The Britain-based Observatory, which has a network of sources in Syria, initially reported that 47 people including 31 civilians died in the raids around Al-Quriyah. Russian warplanes have been carrying out an air war in support of President Bashar al-Assad since September 2015.
IS holds around 60 percent of Deir Ezzor city, the capital of the province of the same name, which is next to the Jihadist-held Raqa province.
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