Four civilians killed, four others injured in mine explosion in Tel Abyad

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Raqqa, (ST) –  Four civilians were killed, including two children, and  four others were wounded when a mine exploded inside a car in Tel Abyad city in Raqqa northern countryside.

Sources said that a mine exploded inside a car near al-Bawabah al-Hudodiya in Tel Abyad city in Raqqa where Turkish occupation forces and their mercenary terrorists are stationed.

Meanwhile, a vehicle went off in Mabruka village in Ras al-Ein western countryside in Hasaka where the Turkish invading forces and their terrorist tools are stationed killing five civilians and wounding fifteen others, in addition to causing a huge material damage to public and private properties.

News reporter in Hasaka quoted local sources as saying that a booby-trapped vehicle exploded near a popular restaurant in Mabruka village in Ras al-Ein western countryside, claiming the lives of five civilians and injuring 15 others.

K.Q.

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