In November of the last year, 184 civilians martyred in Deir Ezzor

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The month of November of this year marked the first anniversary of the civilians who were killed in Deir Ezzor last year, which was the highest civilian death toll in Syria at that time.

The civilian casualties on November 2015 reached 184, 144 were killed by Assad’s forces and 40 at the hands of Daesh. This coincided with the Russian intervention in Syria that has worsened the civilian situation by the indiscriminate targeting of civilian homes and gatherings in the province.

In November of the last year, 184 civilians martyred in Deir Ezzor

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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

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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

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

More than 7,000 outpatient clinic visitors at the National Hospital in Raqqa during May

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

More than 7,000 outpatient clinic visitors at the National Hospital in Raqqa during May

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