At least 85 people, including 65 civilians, died Saturday, February 1 in Aleppo, the largest city in northern Syria, killed in the blast barrels of explosives launched by the loyalist army helicopters, said Sunday the Syrian Observatory for Human rights (OSDH). Among the victims, the OSDH, based in London, which relies on a network of local sources counted 65 civilians, including 13 children and ten jihadists Front Al-Nosra.
Raids helicopters intervened after the closing fruitless peace talks in Geneva between the regime and the opposition. Meanwhile, the army launched an offensive into the rebellious districts east of the city, and the Syrian defense minister, Gen. Fahd Jassem al-Freij, went up on Friday, according to the agencede official SANA news.
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