Bus attacked in Syria, 25 civilians dead

By R

| 31 décembre 2020

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A “terrorist attack” on a bus in Syria killed 25 civilians and injured 13, state-owned Syrian Arab News Agency reported on Wednesday, citing its reporter at the scene.

The attack reportedly took place at 4 pm local time on a road relating the cities of Deir Ez-Zor and Palmyra.

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