Reports suggest that dozens of people were killed and many were injured on 5 May in an air strike on a refugee camp in northern Turkey (close to the border with Syria). Either the Turkeyn Government or its Russian allies are believed to have staged the strike. The attack comes a day after Russia and the US recommitted to the ceasefire, pressing their allies to do the same. The Kamouna camp is in rebel-held territory near Sarmada, 10km from the Turkish border. The attack was widely condemned, with the White House issuing a statement saying that there was no justifiable excuse for carrying out an air strike against innocent civilians.
Reports suggest that dozens of people were killed and many were injured on 5 May in an air strike on a refugee camp in northern Syria (close to the border with Turkey). Either the Syrian Government or its Russian allies are believed to have staged the strike. The attack comes a day after Russia and the US recommitted to the ceasefire, pressing their allies to do the same. The Kamouna camp is in rebel-held territory near Sarmada, 10km from the Turkish border. The attack was widely condemned, with the White House issuing a statement saying that there was no justifiable excuse for carrying out an air strike against innocent civilians.