Seven martyred, 37 others injured due to terrorist attacks

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Aleppo/Sweida – Six civilians were martyred and others were injured due to rocket shells fired by terrorists on al-Midan, al-Hamadaniah, New Aleppo, and al-Muhafaza neighborhoods in Aleppo on Friday.

A source at Aleppo Police Command said that terrorists located the city’s eastern neighborhoods fired 10 rocket shells on al-Midan neighborhood in the morning, and that the attack claimed the lives of two civilians, one of them a child, and left two other persons injured, in addition to causing material damage to public and private properties, SANA reported.

 The source added later that 6 persons were injured, including a young girl, when terrorists fired a rocket shell and explosive rounds on al-Hamadaniah area.

Later in the evening, the source said that four people were martyred and 28 were injured due to rocket attacks by terrorists on New Aleppo and al-Muhafaza neighborhoods, and that the attack caused significant material damages to citizens’ homes and properties.

Civilian martyred, other injured in terrorist explosive device blast in Sweida

A civilian was martyred and his son was injured on Friday in a terrorist explosive device blast in al-Lojat area in the northwest countryside of Sweida.

A source at Sweida Police Command said that an explosive device that was planted earlier by terrorists near Sadcob Fuel tanks on al-Haj Road which connects between Arika town and Sweida exploded in a car that was headed for Arika, killing the driver and injuring his son, SANA added.

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