Car Bomb Explosion Leaves Dozens Dead, Wounded in Northeastern Aleppo
Tens of people were either killed or wounded in a car bomb explosion that rocked Al-Bab city in the northern province of Aleppo on Tuesday, state news agency SANA reported.
The UK-based Opposing Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the blast killed seven people and wounded 32 others, adding that a major destruction resulted from the explosion.
It is worth noting that the city is controlled by the Turkish forces and Turkey-backed militant groups.
Fresh talks between delegations from Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement and Saudi-backed former government have begun over exchange of hundreds of more prisoners, as part of steps taken to revive stalled UN-brokered peace negotiations, the United Nations says.
Syrian state-run news agency SANA said a US military base located near an oilfield in the eastern part of the Arab country has come under a rocket attack.
Two blasts have struck the Syrian capital of Damascus, killing one and injuring another, on the eve of the country's third war-time parliamentary polls.
