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Anti-IS coalition raids kill 36 civilians in east Syria - monitor

Seventeen children were among the family members killed in Abu Hassan village of Deir Ezzor province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

Iraqi soldiers stand guard near the Iraqi city of Qaim at the Iraqi-Syrian border on 11 November 2018. Picture: AFP.
Iraqi soldiers stand guard near the Iraqi city of Qaim at the Iraqi-Syrian border on 11 November 2018. Picture: AFP.
| 187 days ago

BEIRUT - Coalition air strikes Saturday killed at least 36 civilians related to the Islamic State group in a jihadist holdout in eastern Syria near the Iraqi border, a Britain-based monitor said.

Seventeen children were among the family members killed in Abu Hassan village of Deir Ezzor province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

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