A car bomb kills 5 civilians and injures 17 in the town of Sluk, north Raqqa

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On November 10, five civilians were killed and 17 others were injured seriously as a car bomb exploded in the town of Sluk, 85kms north Raqqa city.

Local sources said that a car bomb with large quantities of explosive materials exploded in the main street of the town of Sluk, where the Turkish occupation forces and its terrorist groups are deployed.

Dozens of civilians were killed and wounded in the town of Sluk by car bombs since its occupation by Turkish aggression forces and their mercenaries from terrorist groups on the 13th of last month, the last of which was on the 28th of last month.

In areas where there are terrorist groups supported by the Turkish regime, chaos and insecurity are the result of conflicts between these groups over influence, control of property and control of  the fate of civilians.

 

O. al-Mohammad  

 

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