Two people were killed and several civilians were injured in a motorcycle bomb explosion in the town of Suluk, north Raqqa

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 On May 2nd, two people, including a terrorist from the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation, were killed and 5 civilians were wounded when a car bomb exploded in the Turkey-occupied town of Suluk, 70kms north Raqqa.

Local sources reported that a motorcycle carrying quantities of explosive materials exploded this evening in the Al-Sinaa area in the town of Suluk in the northern countryside of Raqqa.

The explosion caused the death of a Turkish mercenary and a bike driver who is still unknown, injuring a number of civilians, and causing material damage to homes and properties.

 

The town of Suluk, like other areas occupied by the Turkish regime forces and its mercenaries from the terrorist organizations, is witnessing repeated bombings and infighting among these organizations.

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