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A Syrian artillery shell believed to have been fired from the Raqqa city of Syria landed in the buffer zone at the Turkish-Syrian border on Sunday.
Forces loyal to Bashar al-Assad fired several artillery shells on Tel Abyad town currently under the control of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) on Sunday.
One of the artillery shells landed near a storage facility of the Turkish Office of Soil Products (TMO). While there were no immediate reports of any casualties, the Syrian artillery shell caused damages on the storage facility.
Mayor of the south-eastern town of Akcakale, Abdulhakim Ayhan said that artillery shells were fired in Tel Abyad since morning on Sunday and that one of the shells landed in the buffer zone between Turkey and Syria.
"Thank God, there were no loss of lives on Sunday. Turkish troops retaliated against Syria by firing several artillery shells on to Syria," Mayor Ayhan also said.
A child gets shot by sharpshooter in Aleppo
A child in Syrian city of Aleppo was shot by a sharpshooter of the Syrian army on Sunday.
Syrian opposition forces released a video footage showing how the child was shot by the sharpshooter in Aleppo.
The video footage was taken by an amateur camera. The footage shows how the child was shot by the sharpshooter while trying to run near the buildings.
Based on the conversation of the activists who took the footage, the incident took place in Aleppo's Sheikh Maqsud district.
