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Atarib Market Massacre
The Atarib market massacre, Atarib market bombings or 2017 Atarib airstrike were three aerial bombing of cities, aerial bombardments on a marketplace in the Syrian rebels, Syrian rebel-held town of Atarib in the Aleppo Governorate of Syria perpetrated on 13 November 2017, during the Syrian Civil War. These airstrikes hit a commercial street with a market and a police station. The bombings killed 84 civilians, including six women and five children, and injured another 150 people. Atarib was part of the Safe Zone (Syria), "Safe Zone" established in September 2017. "Under the laws of war, police and police stations are presumptively civilian objects unless the police are taking a direct part in the hostilities", Human Rights Watch said. Eyewitness reports claimed that the entire market, containing 100 shops, was destroyed in the explosions. They damaged or destroyed an area of approximately 5,000 Square metre, sq metres. Weapons used were the unguided OFAB-500 fragmentation bomb, an ...
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