Military source: A military overnight bus in Damascus was targeted by a terrorist explosion, which led to the martyrdom of 14

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Damascus (ST): A military source announced that a military overnight bus in the city of Damascus near the President’s bridge was targeted by a terrorist blast with two explosive devices previously attached to the bus, resulting in the death of fourteen people and a number of wounded.

 The source said that around 6:45 am this morning, during the passage of a military overnight bus in the city of Damascus near the bridge of the President, the bus exploded as a result of 2 explosive devices that had been previously planted in the bus, which led to the martyrdom of fourteen people and a number of wounded. Engineering units  dismantled a third bomb that fell from the aforementioned bus after the explosion.

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