Player of al-Jaish football team martyred, seven injured in rocket shell attack on Damascus

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Damascus – The player of al-Jaish football team for the cadet category Samir Mohamed Masoud was martyred and seven other players were injured during training as a result of a terrorist attack with a rocket shell on al-Faihaa Sport City in Damascus.

A source at Damascus Police Command said Saturday that a child was martyred and seven others got injured when terrorists fired a rocket shell on Mazra’a neighborhood in Damascus.

 

The source added that that terrorist organizations spread in Eastern Ghouta area in Damascus Countryside targeted with a rocket shell al-Faihaa Sport City in Mazra’a neighborhood in Damascus, claiming the life of a child and injuring seven others.

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