newly-released figures show a record number of women and children lost their lives in U-S-led coalition air strikes in Syria and Iraq last month.
According to Airwars, a British non-profit organization, at least 57 women along with a minimum of 52 children died in coalition air strikes in May. According to the group's estimates, last month was the second deadliest month for civilians since coalition air strikes began in the two countries. The US-led coalition has been conducting strikes inside Syria since August 20-14 without any authorization from the Damascus government or a UN mandate.
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