Warplanes struck gynecological hospital in Syria Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Aircrafts Russian or Syrian Air Force bombarded today a gynecological hospital in Idlib province controlled by the rebels, killing three people said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an organization providing humanitarian assistance.

The Observatory said that the raids struck the hospital located in Termanin village border provinces of Idlib and Aleppo, putting off. Damascus and Moscow deny that target only hospitals.

The raids destroyed the eastern side of the building and damaged the emergency rooms and operating rooms, said the organization with communication.

A video sent the Syrian humanitarian organization Safak shows a damaged ambulance and hospital facade have become ruins.

Four consecutive rockets hit the hospital told al-Assad Aleppo, Safak member of the organization that operates the hospital.

"Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women," the Aleppo said.