Two civilians were injured in a car bomb explosion in Slouk town in the countryside of Raqqa

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Two civilians were injured in a car bomb explosion in the town of Slouk in the northern countryside of Raqqa, which is controlled by the Turkish occupation forces and terrorist groups supported by them.

Local sources reported that a car bomb with quantities of explosive materials exploded in the town of Slouk in Tal Abyad region in the northern countryside of Raqqa, leaving two civilians  injured and causing material damage to homes and properties.

Within the framework of their aggression on Syrian lands, the Turkish occupation forces and its mercenaries from terrorist groups, occupied the city of Tal Abyad on the thirteenth of last October, after bombing its neighborhoods with various types of weapons and destroying most of their infrastructure, which led to the displacement of large numbers of its people.

 

Inas Abdulkreem

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