Two Girls Martyred due to Explosion of Landmine Left behind by ISIS Terrorists in Deir Ezzor Countryside

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Two girls were martyred as a result of the explosion of a landmine left behind by the terrorist organization “ISIS” in the village of Al-Mari’ya in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.

A landmine left by ISIS terrorists exploded while the two girls were passing near the place where the mine was planted in the village of Al-Mari’ya, which led to their instant death.

The engineering units of the Syrian Arab Army continue with  the operations of combing and clearing the areas liberated from terrorist organizations throughout the country to remove mines and explosive devices planted and hidden by the terrorists in residential neighborhoods, agricultural lands and roads to inflict the greatest number of victims, destroy property and intimidate the people.

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