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Suicide bomb blast rocks Syria, at least 2 dead

Published: 03 March, 2012, 13:14

(AFP Photo / HO / SANA)

(AFP Photo / HO / SANA)

TRENDS: Syria unrest

TAGS: Terrorism, Syria, Blast


A suicide bomber has detonated a car bomb in the southern city of Daraa, leaving two dead and several injured, Syrian state news reports. The explosion occurred in the Daraa al-Balad neighborhood of the city.

The attack follows the withdrawal of opposition forces from the embattled city of Homs after three weeks of shelling by government forces.

A string of suicide bombs have hit Syria in the last few months, the most recent being twin blasts in the city of Aleppo on 10 February that killed 28. The government claims the opposition are behind the attacks in a bid to destabilize President Assad’s regime, while the opposition accuse the government of orchestrating the attacks to discredit the rebels.

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Ameeneera April 05, 2012, 04:58
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Whats the deal? I watch the news channels all the time, I hear about our ptoors dieing from IED's, sunnis civil war, but I never hear anything about Al Qaeda? I do some research on the internet and find that a torture camp was just freed, al qaeda camps were stopped. And much more, but not on the news? Why?

justnfree March 04, 2012, 00:43
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Nothing new from those who were just kicked out Iraq. I guess the bomb was also for protection of peaceful protesters.

kihnu March 03, 2012, 21:09
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Marvelous!

America and Islamic suicide bombers on the same side.

What goes around, comes around.  Americans also supported the Taliban once and helped them k!ll Russian soldiers.