A terrorist suicide bombing in the city of Tal Abyad in the northern countryside of Raqqa

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Al-Raqqa, (ST) – A number of civilians were wounded as a result of a terrorist suicide bombing in the city of Tal Abyad, where the Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries are deployed in the northern countryside of Raqqa.

Local sources told SANA that “a suicide bomber blew himself up in the city of Tal Abyad in front of the Adliya building in front of a vegetable shop, which caused a number of casualties among the civilian bystanders.”

The areas of the Turkish occupation and its terrorist mercenaries are witnessing a state of chaos, security chaos and fighting between terrorist organizations due to the dispute over influence and theft. These areas have witnessed the detonation of car bombs and explosive devices that often cause casualties and martyrs among civilians.

Raghda Sawas

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