Deadly twin blasts hit Syrian capital
Two explosions have rocked the Syrian capital Damascus, killing at least 27 people and wounding 97, according to state television.
Saturday, 17.03.2012.
12:47
Two explosions have rocked the Syrian capital Damascus, killing at least 27 people and wounding 97, according to state television. Preliminary reports suggest vehicles packed with explosives were blown up in a targeted attack against both the headquarters for aviation intelligence and criminal security. Deadly twin blasts hit Syrian capital Whilst official news reports are blaming terrorists, the opposition has accused the government of carrying out similar incidents. Meanwhile protesters in the capital have been showing their backing for the opposition. The demonstrators shouted “Assad is god’s enemy” and “Idlib, we are with you till death!” in support of the northern province taken from the rebels after a four-day government offensive that caused many to flee to neighboring Turkey. Unverified amateur video online purports to show opposition supporters marching in the northern city of Raqqa, before security forces open fire on the hundreds of protesters. (Beta, file) EuroNews
Deadly twin blasts hit Syrian capital
Whilst official news reports are blaming terrorists, the opposition has accused the government of carrying out similar incidents.Meanwhile protesters in the capital have been showing their backing for the opposition. The demonstrators shouted “Assad is god’s enemy” and “Idlib, we are with you till death!” in support of the northern province taken from the rebels after a four-day government offensive that caused many to flee to neighboring Turkey.
Unverified amateur video online purports to show opposition supporters marching in the northern city of Raqqa, before security forces open fire on the hundreds of protesters.
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