Air strikes thought to be Russian hit displaced camps in Syria - monitor

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Air strikes thought to be Russian hit displaced camps in Syria - monitor
Air strikes believed carried out by Russian warplanes hit two displaced persons' camps west of Aleppo and near the Turkish border on Thursday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group reported.     
 
It said the strikes killed at least two children and wounded 30 people near the town of Atareb, which is in rebel-held territory. A number of tents were damaged or burned in the strikes, it added.     
 
Russia has waged an air campaign against insurgents in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since September.    
 
The British-based Observatory, which tracks the violence using a network of contacts on the ground, said the jets were believed to be Russian because of their color and the fact there were several planes flying in formation.
 
 
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