The explosions occurred mainly in government-controlled areas of Syria, according to Al Jazeera.
Monday, September 5, in several Syrian cities explosions occurred. As reported by Al Jazeera, the death toll is at least 38 people, wounded dozens.
The explosions occurred mainly in government-controlled areas of Syria.
In the city of Tartus in the result exploded a car bomb, and a little later another explosion made a suicide bomber. The result – at least 11 victims.
With the explosion in al-Hasaka, in North-Eastern Syria, killing five people. Explosions also occurred in HOMS (two dead) and the vicinity of Damascus (three dead)
Officially, the responsibility for the explosion has not yet took none of the terrorist organization.
The Syrian center for human rights reported 47 dead, including 39 soldiers.
The military conflict in Syria lasts since 2011. The fighting involved government forces, the opposition, radical Islamists, Kurds and other forces. A significant part of Syria is controlled by ISIS militants.
In September 2014 operation start against ISIL coalition led by the United States. In September 2015 to conflict joined Russia. In March 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the withdrawal of the main Russian forces from the country.
On 24 August, Turkey began a ground operation in Syria.
During the military conflict in Syria has killed 292 817 people, of which 84 472 civilians.
