Two injured in sticky bomb explosion in eastern Syria
Security units have launched an investigation to identify those responsible.
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Two people were injured in a sticky bomb explosion in eastern Syria, according to Anadolu Agency.
Security units have launched an investigation to identify those involved in the attack, the report said. The report did not specify the exact location of the blast, the condition of those injured, or further details about the device used.
No group had claimed responsibility for the explosion at the time of publication.
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- 2 injured in sticky bomb explosion in eastern Syria — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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