One airstrike in Aleppo, Syrian militant group Fateh al-Sham, was killed, a top commander. The news was confirmed to be the name of the organization's Twitter
account, according to the BBC, the British media. Meanwhile, unconfirmed sources, the British news agency Reuters, were killed or wounded in the attack, the organization's leaders as well. Once the Fateh al-Sham was known as the al-Nusra Front. In July,militant group with ties to al-Nusra changed the name of their organization. Friday (9 September), the BBC report, Fath al-Sham is the name of the slain commander Abu Omar. He was killed in an air strike in Aleppo province, the organization has confirmed on Twitter. However, the air attack was not informed about it.
