At least 7 killed, 30 injured in car bomb at north Syria market
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Al Mayadeen's correspondent says the attack was carried out by two individuals.
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Security forces and ambulances are dispatched to the area after a bomb exploded in a market in the area controlled by the Turkish-backed so-called National Army militants in Azaz, Syria on March 31, 2024. (Anadolu via AFP)
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Syria reported that seven people have been killed so far when a car bomb exploded in the middle of a popular market in the north Syrian city of Azaz, in the northern Aleppo countryside, which is under the control of the Turkish-backed so-called National Army militants.
Our correspondent mentioned that more than 30 people were injured as a result of the explosion, adding that the attack was carried out by two individuals.
Unrest prevails in areas controlled by armed groups in northern Syria.
On March 8, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that violent clashes erupted in the northern countryside of Aleppo between the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the fighters of the National Army in the Syrian cities of Azaz and Afrin.
Our correspondent mentioned that National Army militants announced thwarting two infiltration attempts by SDF militants in the Borj Haydar axis in the northwestern countryside of Aleppo and the Azaz southern axis in the northern countryside.
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