An explosive device exploded in a vehicle belonging to the SDF militia in the countryside of Hasakeh

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Hasakeh (ST): An explosive device planted by unknown persons in a military vehicle belonging to the US-backed SDF militia went off on Al-Kharafi Road in Hasakeh countryside.

Local sources said  that an explosive device planted by unknown persons earlier exploded during the passage of a vehicle belonging to the (SDF) militia, which led to material damage to it, without any information about casualties among the ranks of the militiamen inside.

A Toyota car carrying a number of SDF militants was targeted the day before yesterday by unknown persons on the road between the city of Al-Shaddadi and the village of Dashishiya in the southern countryside of Hasakeh, killing two of them and wounding three others.

K.Q.

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