8 civilians are killed and wounded in new airstrikes on a refugee camp in the village of Zghir Shamiyah.

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Yesterday, 8 civilians were killed and many others were wounded in airstrikes that targeted a refugee camp in the village of Zaghir Shamiyah, in the western countryside of Deir Ezzor.

The strikes hit a tent inhabited by the family of Jassem Al-Hadi, killing all the members, including 5 children and a woman.

The massacre in the village of Zaghir came two hours after two massacres in the village of Kharitah and the Hawayej crossing that also killed dozens of civilians.

8 civilians are killed and wounded in new airstrikes on a refugee camp in the village of Zghir Shamiyah.

Assad’s forces advance in rural Deir Ezzor and cross the Euphrates River

Russian aircraft carry out a second massacre after bombing the river crossing in the Hwayej Diyab village

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Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Rehabilitation work begins on the Soussa–Al-Marashda Bridge after it was damaged by the rise in the Euphrates level

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Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Rehabilitation work begins on the Soussa–Al-Marashda Bridge after it was damaged by the rise in the Euphrates level

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