Two children martyred in a landmine explosion left behind by Daesh terrorists in Deir Ezzour’s eastern countryside

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Deir Ezzour (ST): Two children were martyred and another wounded as a result of the explosion of a landmine left behind by Daesh terrorists in Al-Dweir region in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzour. 

News reporter said that a landmine left behind by Daesh terrorists in Al-Dweir region went off last night causing the martyrdom of two children and the wounding of another child.

Before their humiliating defeat, the terrorist organizations deliberately planted landmines and explosive devices in the areas where  they were deployed to make the biggest damage possible for the locals who return to their houses and lands after their liberation.

K.Q.

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