MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: The Kremlin this morning denying reports that Russian warplanes bombed two hospitals and a school in Syria, killing at least 22 people. Senior international correspondent Fred Pleitgen is live in Damascus with the very latest for us and what we know -- Fred.</s>FREDERIK PLEITGEN, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Michaela. Yes, absolutely horrifying attacks that took place, both of them in northern Syria, one more towards the east, one more towards the west, but both of them in highly contested areas. And just to give you what happened -- in one of the attacks, apparently a hospital was bombed. Then rescuers went in to try to save the people who were wounded. Then that hospital was bombed again, killing even more people. So, a lot of carnage. Of course now the big question, who did it? Again, the Turks claiming the Russians were behind one of the strikes. The Russians denying it -- one of the strikes they believe was conducted by Syrian regime airplanes. The Syrian government denying that. Now, the Syrian government says they believe the U.S. was behind one of the bombings. But America says our planes were nowhere near that area at any point in time. Certainly, a lot of things that are unclear on that battle field. Amnesty International, however, is saying that the bombing, the targeting of hospitals, the targeting of schools, and civilian areas amount to war crimes -- John.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: All right. That was Frederik Pleitgen for us with a remarkable reports and some pictures there of what's going on on the ground in Syria. Our thanks to Fred. Back on the campaign trail, something you do not see every day. Hillary Clinton barked during an event. Yes, barked. What am I talking about? You'll have to tune back in in a minute to find out.
Kremlin Denies Claim Russian Planes Bombed Syrian Hospital