Eight civilians killed, 33 injured in terrorists mortar and rocket attacks

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 Eight people were killed Wednesday in terrorist mortar attacks by the “Jaish al-Islam” terror organization which targeted a number of residential neighborhoods in Damascus city.

A source at Damascus Police Command told SANA that terrorists based in Eastern Ghouta fired mortar shells at residential neighborhoods in the city, which resulted in killing eight people, injuring 25, and causing material damage to properties.

Later, the source said 4 civilian were injured by a mortar round fired by terrorists positioned in Daraya town in Damascus Countryside which fell in the northern part of al-Moadamiya town.

Al Saud-linked terrorists of “Jaish al-Islam” target residential and safe districts of Damascus with mortar and rocket shells every now and then in a desperate attempt to undermine Syrians’ steadfastness and support to the Syrian Arab Army in its war against Takfiri Terrorism.

In Aleppo city, 4 citizens were injured due to a terrorist rocket attack on al-Neel Street.

A source at Aleppo Police Command told SANA that terrorists positioned in Bani Zaid neighborhood fired a number of rocket shells on the residential neighborhood, injuring 4 civilians and causing material damage to private and public properties

 

 

 

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