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A Syrian monitoring group and paramedics say Syrian government shelling and airstrikes on rebel-held suburbs of Damascus, killed at least 98 people on Monday.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says it was the deadliest day in three years in the area known as Eastern Ghouta.
Local Syrian Civil Defense, also known as White Helmets, said the shelling and airstrikes killed 98 and that more civilians are still under the rubble.
The Syrian opposition coalition condemned the International silence towards what is happening in Easter Ghouta. The umbrella of opposition groups to Assad’s regime said that “the Russian occupation forces and Iranian militias, have unleashed a large-scale terrorist ground attack on the Damascus suburb “
A statement published by the coalition added that “the brutal onslaught on eastern Ghouta is clearly aimed at undermining political solution and to bury the UN-led political process altogether” 
It accused Assad’s regime and his allies of “launching over 70 airstrikes and dropping 25 barrel bombs as well as targeting residential neighbourhoods with more than 150 Grad rockets, six surface-to-surface missiles, and a barrage of artillery fire.'
The Observatory says 20 children and 15 women were among those killed on Monday.
The targeted besieged suburbs have been subjected to weeks-long bombardment that has killed and wounded hundreds of people.
Opposition activists say government forces have brought in reinforcements in preparation for a wider offensive on the area — the last main rebel stronghold near Damascus