Syrian President Bashar Al Assad will respond by force to the rebels who have managed to take the city of Aleppo

More than 60 people have died this Sunday within the framework of the clashes in northwest Syria between the Syrian Army, backed by Russian fighter jets, and opposition rebel and jihadist groups to the Bashar al Assad regime and supported by Türkiye, which has taken control of a good part of Aleppo in a blitzkrieg offensive they launched in the middle of last week.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has published a new balance estimating in 61 fatalities for the fighting this Sunday, which ended with the taking of the city of Aleppo for the first time since the beginning of the civil war in 2011.

61 fatalities during the taking of Aleppo

According to the London-based organization but with sources inside Syria, the bombings have killed 17 civiliansnine of them in Idlib at the hands of Russian fighter jets. The remaining eight have died in the attack by Damascus forces against the Aleppo University Hospitalwhich has also caused the death of nine Hayat Tahrir al Sham (HTS) jihadists.

On the other hand, 23 members of the Syrian Army have died in attacks while trying to advance on the north of the city of Hama, located 150 kilometers from Aleppo. Likewise, nine other troops from Bashar Al Assad’s forces have died in clashes with the pro-Turkish militias in rural areas of northern Aleppo.

Furthermore, three people, including a military commander of the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (FDS), have died as a result of a drone attack launched by Turkish forces that hit the vehicle in which they were traveling in the rural area of ​​Qamishli, in northeast Syria near the border with Turkey and Iraq.

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