Syrian revolution authority claims regime committed new massacre in Aleppo

Syrian regime forces committed a new massacre in Aleppo, northern Syria, killing 24 people, among them women and children, the Syrian Revolution Public Authority said Sunday, citing initial estimates. In a statement, the public authority said that regime helicopters bombed merchants' area and civilian homes in Aleppo, killing at least 24 people, including three children and a woman, in addition dozens wounded, mostly in critical condition. On another front, two dead children bodies were discovered under the rubble, bringing the death toll from the bombings by the regime in Aleppo since yesterday to 30 people, including four children and a woman by the bombing of warplanes to one residential neighborhood in the city of Kafr nabel, northwest Syria. Meanwhile, clashes and random shelling in different parts of Syria are ongoing.