8 Explosive Devices Planted by Terrorists in al-Sheniyeh and Mareimeen Dismantled in Homs Countryside

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HOMS- Engineering units in the army dismantled a number of explosive devices which were planted by terrorists in the western countryside of Homs.

SANA reporter said that engineering units dismantled eight explosive devices which were prepared for remote bombing weighing between 10 and 15 kilograms on the road between al-Sheniyeh and Mareimeen in the western countryside of Homs.

 Terrorist organizations plant explosive devices among buildings and roads in a desperate attempt to spread fear among civilians, undermine their support for the Syrian Arab Army in the war against takfiri terrorism and abort national reconciliations in Syria.

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