Beirut Int'l Rd blocked amid conflicting reports on the death of 11 Lebanese in Aazaz

These protests came in light of conflicting reports on the death of the 11 Lebanese abductees held in Syria. The death were said to be caused by a Syrian Air Forces attack on Aazaz, Aleppo. The attacks, according to the sources were conducted via MiG 20 aircrafts. Head of the media office pertaining to kidnapping mastermind Abu Ibrahim, Mohammad Nour, confirmed that three other families were also killed in the area, with dozens wounded.

On "Abu Ibrahim", it was also confirmed that he was killed alongside the detainees in Aleppo. 

Pictures soon emerged of the wounded being taken into Turkish hospitals.

A local doctor in Azaz said 30 people were killed and dozens wounded when a government fighter jet bombarded the town where Syrian rebels were holding 11 Lebanese hostages.
   
"The building they (the hostages) were in was hit ... We were able to remove seven from the wreckage. They are wounded, and some of the injuries are serious,"  rebel commander Ahmed Ghazali said.

The Rebel Media Office in Aazaz later said that  7 of the 11 Lebanese detainees are fine, 4 remain missing.
     
Mona Termos, the wife of detainee Ali Termos stated her support for the Mokdad family. She placed the responsibility on former PM Saad Hariri, MP Okab Sakr, and MP Khaled Daher alongside the March 14 Camp, and Turkey for the fate of the 11 Lebanese abductees in Syria amid reports of their deaths.