Bukulmez, Turkey (CNN) -- Syrian warplanes bombed a village within sight of the border with Turkey on Monday, sending hundreds of panicked civilians running for safety to a nearby barbed wire fence that separates the two countries. No casualties were reported after two bombs hit fields next to the village of Atimah. "A MiG-21 tried to bomb places here, but they only bombed the fields," said an olive farmer in Atimah who asked to be called only Mohammed for security reasons. "We thank God for this because there are no dead people." Read more: 10 children killed as warplanes drop bombs in Syria, opposition group says
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No casualties were reported after two bombs hit fields near the Syrian village of Atimah
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Bombing sent hundreds of civilians running for safety in an area considered a haven
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NATO team is expected to consider deployment of Patriot anti-aircraft missiles at border
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Tensions rose in the summer when Syria brought down a Turkish jet, killing two people
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Rebel commanders, residents and refugees assumed the village was relatively safe because it is close to @placeholder.
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The fact that Syrian warplanes and helicopters have bombed targets within a few hundred meters of Turkey on at least three different occasions within the last month raises the question of whether the @placeholder military alliance could be sucked into the grinding Syrian conflict.
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The Turkish military has scrambled warplanes to the border before, in response to @placeholder aircraft approaching Turkish airspace.
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On Monday, a resident of @placeholder claimed to have heard what sounded like Turkish warplanes approaching Syria in response to the Syrian aerial bombardment.
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@placeholder government officials have not confirmed or denied reports that Turkish warplanes may have been scrambled to the border.