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At least 22 killed, 77 injured in Aleppo’s Armenian-populated district

May 31, 2014 By administrator

bout 22 barrel bombs were dropped by opposition forces in Nor Gyugh Armenian-populated district of Aleppo Friday evening, killing at least 22 and injuring 77 others, Aleppo 77 injuredArmenian News reports.

The news agency calls on the Armenians of Nor Gyugh not to leave their homes except in cases of urgent necessity and to keep off their windows and balconies.

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