Car bombing in northern Syria kills five civilians
A child was reportedly among those killed in the bombing. No group has claimed responsibility for the attck so far.
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A car bombing in the rural outskirts of Jarablus, a town near the Turkish border in northern Syria, claimed the lives of at least five civilians and injured 10 others.
The incident took place yesterday when a bomb-laden vehicle exploded near a repair workshop in the vicinity of Shava Village, west of Al-Ghandoura, the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported. A child was among the killed.
The bombing has remained unclaimed so far.
Situated in Syria's Aleppo province, Jarablus has been under the control of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) and the Turkey-backed Syrian National Army (SNA) since the "Operation Euphrates Shield" in 2016. (VC/VK)
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