At least 12 people were killed when a Syrian army fighter jet crashed into a busy market place in the rebel-held northwestern town of Ariha on Monday, a monitor said.
At least 12 killed as jet crashes into market
Scores were also injured, it said. There was no immediate reaction from the Syrian army
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Most of the dead were civilians on the ground in the town in Idlib province, which fell to a coalition of Islamist insurgents in May, according to the UK-based Observatory for Human Rights, which tracks violence across Syria.
Scores were also injured, it said. There was no immediate reaction from the Syrian army.
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