Two people were killed and another wounded in an explosion in the Damascus countryside on November 14, according to Syrian state media. The incident comes as Syria continues efforts to expand diplomatic relations and attract international investment.The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that a man and a young girl were killed when an explosive device planted inside a vehicle detonated in a city in the Damascus countryside. Another person was wounded.The report did not immediately identify those responsible for the attack or provide details about a possible motive. “In a statement posted on Telegram Saturday, the Internal Security Forces said their units cordoned off the site of the explosion and immediately launched an investigation to establish the circumstances of the incident,” SANA said.The explosion highlights the continuing security challenges facing Syria as the government seeks to stabilize the country following years of civil war and the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024.Meanwhile, Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani has been conducting a series of diplomatic meetings aimed at strengthening Syria's international relationships.Syrian Foreign Minister expands diplomatic relations with Middle East, EuropeOn November 14, SANA reported that al-Shaibani received the credentials of new diplomatic representatives from Spain, Oman, Belgium, and Belarus.
Two killed, one wounded in Syria explosion, as Damascus continues international diplomatic efforts
The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that a man and a young girl were killed when an explosive device planted inside a vehicle detonated in a city in the Damascus countryside.
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Two people were killed and another wounded in an explosion in the Damascus countryside on November 14, according to Syrian state media. The incident comes as Syria continues efforts to expand diplomatic relations and attract international investment.The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that a man and a young girl were killed when an explosive device planted inside a vehicle detonated in a city in the Damascus countryside.
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