Four civilians martyred, five others wounded in a landmine blast left behind by terrorists in Idleb’s Khan Sheikhoun

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IDLEB, ALEPPO, (ST)- four civilians were martyred and five others were wounded in the explosion of one of the landmines that were left behind by terrorists in the vicinity of al-Teh village in Khan Sheikhoun in Idleb southern countryside.

SANA reporter said that the landmine exploded while a group of farmers were harvesting the pistachio crop in Tal Jaafar area in the vicinity of al-Teh village. The blast led to the martyrdom of four civilians and caused wounds to five others, two of them suffer from serious injury.

The wounded persons were transferred to Hama National Hospital for treatment, the reporter added.

 A civilian martyred, seven others wounded in a booby-trapped bicycle blast in Aleppo countryside

 Meantime, a booby-trapped bicycle blast in the city of Jarablus in Aleppo northeastern countryside, where Turkish-backed terrorist groups have heavy presence, has led to the martyrdom of one civilian and the wounding of seven others.

The explosion also caused material damage to citizens’ properties.

The areas held by Turkish-backed terrorist groups in Aleppo countryside suffer from a state of chaos and insecurity due to conflict among terror groups over areas of influence and stolen items.

Hamda Mustafa

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