The Russian Federation began 2022 with air strikes on civilian infrastructure in Syria. The probable goal of such actions is to deepen a humanitarian crisis and to continue to force people to flee the war zone to other countries creating new waves of migration. According to Turkish media, on January 2, at 12:45 pm, a Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber that belongs to the Russian Air Force bombed several towns and a main water pumping station supplying water to the city of Idlib in Syria. As a result of the bombing, the water pumping station became completely inoperable.
Photo: Safi Al-Hamam [1]
It will be recalled that at the end of 2021, InformNapalm volunteer intelligence community pointed out that Russian airplanes continued airstrikes in Syria [2] provoking new waves of refugees to the EU.
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Crews of Russian Su-34 in Syria, according to InformNapalm
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