Four US Soldiers, Several Kurdish Militants Killed in Suicide Bombing Inside Resturant in Syria’s Manbij

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ALEPPO, (ST)- Four US soldiers and a number of Kurdish militants were killed on Wednesday in a suicide bombing inside a resturant in the center of the Syrian city of Manbij in Aleppo Eastern Countryside.

Local sources said that an explosion took place at “Qaser al-Umaraa” Resturant in the city of Manbij, killing four US sodliers and a number of Kurdish militants and wounding several others.

 Social media published a video showing an American helicopter landing in one of city’s squares and transferring a number of dead bodies and wounded persons and then leaving immediately.

US froces are present in the eastern and northeastern regions of Syria illegally and without a request from the Syrian government within the framework of a coalition allegedly against Daesh terror organization.

The coalition, which was established in 2014  without a permission from the Security Council, has committed tens of massacres against the Syrians and it has destroyed dams and the infrastructure in hundreds of residential areas in Syria’s eastern region.

 Sputnik reported, citing sources in Manbij  that a US military personnel team arrived in the city to conduct an investigation into the incident.
 
Hamda Mustafa
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