Syrian war planes attacked a rebel headquarters near the Turkish border this morning but appeared to miss their target, opposition activists in the region said.
"The (Free Syrian Army) joint command is located in a school. It seems they have missed it. There were two jets - one of them looked like a reconnaissance aircraft. They had been flying over the area for an hour," activist Mohammad Abdallah said.
They said a Turkish fighter was scrambled to the area. There was no immediate comment from Turkish authorities about the incident, which occurred in Atima village in hilly farmland across the border from Turkey's Hatay province.
Rebels fired anti-aircraft guns at the jets but they were flying too high to be hit, they said.
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