Two mortar shells hit Damascus

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DAMASCUS,(ST)_Two mortar shells, fired by terrorists, struck al-Nejmeh square and the ‘al-Abed’ Street in Damascus on Thursday, according to a police command source.

The source was quoted on the official news agency (SANA) as saying that the first shell landed on a building on the outskirts of al-Nejmeh square while the second one hit another building near the ‘al-Rayyan’ Restaurant in the ‘al-Abed’ Street.

The mortar attacks left material damages at the sites and no one was hurt.

Last Monday, terrorists fired three mortar shells on Damascus suburb of Daheyet Harasta where at least three civilians were wounded and several cars and shops were damaged.

The US, France, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Israel support terrorist organizations operating in Syria, world media reports confirm.

Basma Qaddour 

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