Syrian Bakery Hit by Airstrike

As many as two hundred people were killed in Halfaya, Syria, on Sunday. According to rebels, who took the town last week, a government jet struck a bakery.

As many as a thousand people were in line, at the bakery, when the air strike hit. Many of the dead would've been women and children. The bakery was the biggest still running, until the attack.

Video, purportedly from the scene, showed dozens of bodies lined up against a blackened building, mostly reduced to rubble. Screams and sirens could be heard, with people trying to make their way from the area, with rescuers running towards it.

This would not be the first time that Syrian forces had targeted bakeries. In the past they have repeatedly singled out bakeries, claiming that terrorist forces uses them for fronts.