A Syrian MiG bombed the town of Ras al-Ain, on Monday, killing twenty, injuring seventy, and destroying fifteen buildings.
The city, along the Turkish border, has been the scene of heavy fighting, for the last few days.
Turkish ambulances rushed across the border, to aid the wounded.
Across the border, in Ceylanpinar, Turkey, windows were blasted out by the explosion, but there have been no reports of injuries or other damage there.
Turkey sent a protest over the bombing, and warned it's citizens not to travel near the Syrian border.
For most of the last week Turkey has suggested that Patriot missiles be placed along it's border, to effect a no fly zone.
They've had tanks and artillery stationed along the border, for over a month.
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