Two children killed as a result of the explosion of a device left behind by terrorists in Al-Sakhour, Aleppo

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On March 14th, two children were killed when an explosive device left behind by terrorists went off  in Al-Sakhour neighborhood in Aleppo city.

A source in the Aleppo Police Command stated that an explosive device left behind by the terrorists went off while a number of children were playing in the place, killing two of them on the spot.  

 

The source pointed out that the two children were transferred to the forensic medicine office. 

Before their defeat, the terrorist organizations planted mines and explosive devices in the areas  where they  spread and hid them in villages and towns and in agricultural lands to inflict the greatest possible harm on the people who return to their areas after liberating them from terrorism.

 

O. al-Mohammad

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