The United Nations: The United Nations remains very concerned about increasing violence in Northwest Syria, which pose a big risk for civilians, spokesman for the body of the world.
The ongoing battle has killed and injured dozens of civilians in recent weeks, including many women and children, the Xinhua news agency quoted Farhan Haq, a spokesman for the Secretary General of the UN Antonerres, said on Friday.
The latest report shows that the shooting at Beiyloun Village in the South Rural Idlib on Thursday killed seven civilians, including three children.
Seven other civilians were injured, including a girl, he said.
“Such attacks raises further concerns about compliance with international humanitarian law, which requires the parties to take all appropriate preventive measures to avoid and minimize civil losses,” Haq said to the press direction every day.
This violence affects some of the most vulnerable people in the country with an estimated 3.4 million people who need to be located in Northwest Syria.
More than 90 percent of those who need assessed in extreme or disaster needs, especially 2.7 million are transferred internally, the United Nations Office to coordinate humanitarian affairs.