13 Martyrs and 64 Injured as a Result of Attacks on the Besieged Neighborhoods of Aleppo
The death toll from the violent attacks and indiscriminate shelling carried out by armed groups affiliated with the transitional government and supported by Turkey against the besieged neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh, and Bani Zaid in the city of Aleppo has risen to 13 civilian martyrs and 64 injured, including children and women, with a number of critical cases.
Medical and local sources reported that the continuous shelling using various types of weapons resulted in casualties from all age groups, including children some of whom are no older than two years old, in addition to women and the elderly. The sources indicated that the toll is likely to rise amid the ongoing attacks and the intensity of the shelling.
Shortly before, the citizen Khadija Alloush (47 years old) succumbed to her wounds sustained as a result of the shelling, as her condition was critical, bringing the number of martyrs to 13.
The Injured
1- Ivan Abdo – 2 years old
2- Hammouda Hassan Mohammad – 12 years old
3- Sharif Sido – 52 years old
4- Mohammad Habib – 82 years old
5- Aslan Bakr – 18 years old
6- Ali Aslan Muslim Bilal – 17 years old
7- Sharfan Abdo Mamo – 17 years old
8- Hassan Mohammad Eid Qartan – 30 years old (critical condition and in need of treatment outside the neighborhood)
9- Mohammad Sheikh Kilo – 70 years old
10- Ramzi Kilo – 18 years old
11- Mohammad Hussein Bakr – 23 years old
12- Abdullah Rashid Ahmad
13- Shiro Mohammad Hussein – 44 years old
14- Mohammad Nour Shoubak – 26 years old
15- Mohammad Iybash – 21 years old
16- Hamid Habash – 74 years old
17- Ibrahim Mohammad Rashid – 34 years old
18- Hevin Omar – 29 years old
19- Dima Al-Hussein – 85 years old
20- Mustafa Abdul Hamid Hassan – 38 years old
21- Arslan Allo – 75 years old
22- Rifaat Mohammad Allo – 64 years old
23- Masoud Ali Karkour – 18 years old
24- Abdul Aziz Dawoud – 24 years old
25- Rajab Abdul Fattah – 16 years old
26- Nouri Khalil – 29 years old
27- George Khawam – 42 years old (critical condition)
28- Nouri Jamal Hussein – 34 years old
29- Jihad Saleh Nasser – 15 years old
30- Delbrin Hamdoush – 45 years old
31- Mohammad Zakaria Mardali
32- Orhan Samo
33- Mohammad Saleh Al-Mallah – 75 years old
34- Abdullah Mohammad Saleh Al-Mallah – 26 years old
35- Ahmad Badr Al-Din Zaidan – 15 years old
36- Rasha Rotto – 38 years old
37- Daughter of Ahmad Badr Al-Din Zaidan – 6 years old
38- Son of Ahmad Badr Al-Din Zaidan – 7 years old
39- Abdullah Hassan Mohammad – 8 years old
40- Mazkin Ali – 30 years old
41- Kulistan Mohammad – 41 years old
42- Rahaf Hamza – 9 years old
43- Hala Hamza – 13 years old
44- Wi’am Hamza – 6 years old
45- Omar Rashid Qablan – 44 years old
46- Jودي Salah Sido – 23 years old
47- Mohammad Hamdi – 50 years old
48- Janiyar Habib – 12 years old
49- Lina Al-Tawil – 20 years old
50- Muslim Mohammad Faeq – 22 years old
51- Basel Sharif Al-Ali
52- Mohammad Ibrahim – 19 years old
53- Hanifa Ibrahim – 41 years old
54- Dalil Mohammad Kolesh – 37 years old
55- Jamil Abdul Salam Razouq – 54 years old
56- Ahmad Mohammad Mohammad – 24 years old
57- Hamza Yahya Banawi – 18 years old
58- Ahmad Abdul Ghani – 65 years old
59- Huda Othman
60- Khaled Razouq – 25 years old
61- Aynda Othman – 12 years old
62- Khalil Fawzi Hajik Mahmoud – 17 years old
63- Mahmoud Mohammad Koura’ – 51 years old
64- Marwa Bittal – 21 years old
The Martyrs
1- Hassan Mohammad Hassan – 42 years old
2- Fatima Hammada – 41 years old
3- Masoud Faeq Abdo – 30 years old
4- Khorshid Omar – approximately 13 years old
5- The child Sham Dallo – 3 years old
6- Othman Ibrahim Masri
7- Ramadan
8- Sabri Mahmoud Mahmoud – 63 years old
9- Hikmat Tousho – 27 years old
10- Salmo Razouq – 55 years old
11- An unidentified woman
12- Ali Nahro Ali
13- Khadija Alloush – 47 years old
Meanwhile, the armed groups affiliated with the interim government continue to heavily shell the besieged neighborhoods of Aleppo, amid warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe due to the lack of medical capabilities and the continued targeting of residential areas.
