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Several soldiers killed in military bus blast near Syrian capital

13 Oct 2022 06:20pm
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Photo for illustration purposes only - 123RF Photo
DAMASCUS - Several soldiers were killed in an explosion targetting a military bus transporting soldiers in the countryside here early on Thursday, Xinhua reported, quoting a report by local media Sham FM.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based war monitor said that 17 soldiers were killed in the explosion adding that the death toll would likely rise due to the number of critically wounded soldiers.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility. - BERNAMA

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