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The Documentation of Yabrood City Massacre in Damascus Suburbs

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The Documentation of Yabrood City Massacre in Damascus Suburbs

A testimony of eyewitness who was at time of the bombardment. He is called Abu Mohamad Al Yabroodi and he is still alive:
It is possible to contact the eyewitness by his skype account:
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“About 3:00 pm the intensive bombardment started on civil neighborhoods. The bombardment was with artillery and rocket launchers in addition to Mig shelling simultaneously with Toshka missiles and surface to surface rockets that we saw it at the first time. The bombing lasted for over two hours and a half.
 
The strongest bombardment was on Al Sina’eya area. Three airstrikes one of them involved the use of six missiles which were carried by umbrellas, and one airstrike in Al Salihiea neighborhood on a children’s park with two thermobaric bombs, and one raid on Al Qami’eya neighborhood. Then the bombardment was mostly by artillery and lasted for more than an hour and a half on Al Sina’eya.
 
When the missiles that were carried by umbrellas dropped, a huge explosion occurred and we saw a thick smoke, we hurried to the place of the explosion and saw corpses on the ground and tens of injured. We couldn’t identified several corpses. We started rushing people immediately to the hospitals”.
 

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