At least 15 people were killed and dozens injured this Monday, February 3 in the explosion of a car trapped on the outskirts of a city in northern Syria.
A car exploded on the outskirts of the city of Manbij next to a vehicle carrying agricultural workers, killing 14 women and a man. Fifteen other women were injured, some in a very serious state. However, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, based in Great Britain, said that 18 women and a man had been killed.
This is the seventh car explosion trapped in Manbij in just over a month, according to Munir Mustafa, deputy director of civil defense, known as white helmets. He warned that the ongoing attacks in the province of Aleppo, near the second city in countries, would stop Syria’s progress towards post-war security and economic recovery.
“” The continuation of attacks against Syrian civil zones and the targeting of civilians while they are trying to recover from the effects of the war of the deceased Assad diet which lasted about 14 years threaten their lives, aggravate their humanitarian tragedy, undermine educational activities and agricultural and livelihoods, and aggravate the humanitarian situation in Syria He added.
The city of Manbij, in the northeast of the province of Aleppo, continues to be the scene of violence, even after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad in December, where the factions supported by Turkey, known under the Name of the Syrian national army, continue to face the Syrian democratic forces, supported by the United States and led by the Kurds.
In this same city on Saturday, a bomb car attack killed four civilians and injured nine.
