Two SDF militants injured in an explosive device blast west of Raqqa

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Raqqa (ST): Two gunmen from the “SDF” militia backed by the American occupation forces were injured when an explosive device blasted in a car they were traveling in, west of Raqqa city center.

 

Local sources told news reporter that “an explosive device was planted in one of the main streets west of the center of Raqqa city, and a car of the “SDF militia” exploded near the equestrian station, which led to the injury of two militiamen who were inside, in addition to the damage of the car.”

Last Monday, five militants of the “SDF” militia backed by the American occupation forces were killed and wounded when an explosive device went off in a military vehicle belonging to them near the town of Al-Heisha in the northern countryside of Raqqa.

K.Q.

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