The death of a young man in the explosion of a landmine in the town of Al-Saboura

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On September 12th, a young man was killed as a result of the explosion of a landmine left behind by the terrorist organization “ISIS” in the town of Al-Saboura in the Salamiyah area in the eastern countryside of Hama.

A source in Hama Police Command said in a statement that a landmine left behind by the terrorist organization “ISIS” exploded in the agricultural lands of the town of Al-Saboura, causing the death of a 17-year-old young man.

Terrorist organizations planted mines and explosive devices in their areas of spread between homes, roads and agricultural lands, before they were defeated from those areas, with the aim of causing the greatest possible harm to civilians who returned to their liberated areas.

Inas Abdulkareem

 

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