Damascus Suburb Blast Caused by Syrian Army Munitions Disposal
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
An explosion in a Damascus suburb on October 25 led to speculation about an Israeli attack. Syrian security sources stated the blast was caused by the Syrian army's controlled destruction of unexploded munitions in the Al-Kiswah, Al-Barida area. No casualties or damage were reported.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- An explosion occurred in a Damascus suburb on October 25.
- Syrian security sources attributed the blast to the army destroying unexploded ordnance.
- The incident fueled rumors of an Israeli strike on the Syrian capital.
- The explosion took place in the Al-Kiswah, Al-Barida area.
- No casualties or damage were reported.
An explosion occurred in a Damascus suburb on October 25, sparking rumors of an Israeli airstrike on the Syrian capital. The blast took place in the Al-Kiswah, Al-Barida area, according to the Syrian news outlet Sawt al-Asima. Sources within Syrian security forces later informed the publication that the explosion was the result of Syrian army engineering units intentionally destroying unexploded ordnance. No casualties or damage were reported.