443 people killed in Syria in February

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) announced on Wednesday least 443 people were killed and as many as 1,200 others wounded since early February in more than 1,000 raids launched by the Syrian regime's warplanes and fighter jets on several areas across the country.
The regime's warplanes conducted about 1009 raids on several villages, cities and towns that left at least 433 people dead, including 68 children and 73 women, and roughly 1,200 others injured, the SOHR said.
Meanwhile, armed clashes are raging between the Syrian regime and opposition forces at separate areas in Syria, especially in Daraa and Quneitera.
Two days ago, the regime launched attacks around Damascus and in the south of the country to ward off any advances of the opposition forces.