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At least 50 killed, including children, in air strikes on two markets in rebel-held northwestern province, sources say.
Air strikes on two markets in northwest Syria have killed more than 50 people, local sources told Al Jazeera, as Syria's opposition negotiators said they were leaving peace talks that were held in Geneva.
The strikes were among the deadliest since a ceasefire took effect in Syria at the end of February, Rami Abdurrahman, chief of the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said.
The opposition's Higher Negotiations Committee (HNC) announced its delegation was leaving Geneva because no advances were made in the talks.
Riad Hijab, the head of the HNC, had earlier warned that the delegation would leave Switzerland if the attacks on rebel-held towns would not stop.
Air strikes on two markets in northwest Syria have killed more than 50 people, local sources told Al Jazeera, as Syria's opposition negotiators said they were leaving peace talks that were held in Geneva.
The strikes were among the deadliest since a ceasefire took effect in Syria at the end of February, Rami Abdurrahman, chief of the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said.
The opposition's Higher Negotiations Committee (HNC) announced its delegation was leaving Geneva because no advances were made in the talks.
Riad Hijab, the head of the HNC, had earlier warned that the delegation would leave Switzerland if the attacks on rebel-held towns would not stop.
Source :- aljazeera.com