Two civilians were martyred and a woman injured in a landmine explosion left by ISIS terrorists in Homs eastern countryside

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Two civilians were martyred and a woman was injured in a landmine explosion left by ISIS terrorist organization in Twenan village in Homs eastern countryside.

ISIS terrorists planted the landmine before being defeated in the village of Twenan in the vicinity of al-Sukhna. The explosion of the landmine caused the death of two civilians and the injury of a woman.

Terrorist organizations planted mines, improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and booby-trapped houses, main streets and agricultural lands before they were defeated in the villages, towns and areas where they were deployed in order to spread fear and prevent the locals from returning to their homes and carrying out their daily routines.

 

aInas Abdulkareem

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