The car bomb in Syria kills at least 20 people, most of whom are women

Another car bomb exploded on the outskirts of a city in the north Syria On Monday, at least 20 people were killed and left more than ten wounded.

Mohamed Ahmed, a nurse at the local hospital, told Mohamed Ahmed, to Associated Press that at least 18 women were killed in the bombing, according to Mohamed Ahmed, a nurse at the local hospital, at the Associated Press.

15 others were injured, some in critical condition, according to the local civil defense.

No group immediately demanded its responsibility for the explosion that occurred next to a vehicle carrying agricultural workers on the outskirts of Manbij.

Munir Mustafa, Deputy Director of Civil Defense, who warned that the attacks near the second city in Syria are a threat to Syria’s efforts to generate security and economic recovery after the war.

Manbij in the northeastern province of Aleppo continues to see violence two months after The fall of President Bashar al -Assad In a rebel attack.

The Turkish -subsidized factions known as the Syrian National Army clashed with the US -backed Syrian Democratic Forces. The factions took the city from SDF in early December during the rebellion.

Soon after the appearance of accusations against SDF on social media, SDF condemned in a statement on Monday and accused groups supported by Ankara, which is likely to participate in order to cause more conflict in Syria.

The statement said that SDF will communicate with the new interim government in Syria in Damascus for investigation.

In a statement, the Syrian presidency said, “The perpetrators will face the harshest sanctions to serve as a lesson for anyone who dares to threaten Syria’s security or harm his people.”

The government news agency SANA reported that a car’s car bombing on Saturday killed four civilians and wounded nine.

One of them said that the attacks forced the residents to become more vigilant.

“There are efforts from the people of Manbij to focus on protecting some neighborhoods, as well as creating surveillance cameras in the main neighborhoods,” said Jamel Said, an activist and journalist.

The fall of Assad in Syria has sparked hopes to light more information on the location of the American journalist Austin TaysHe is believed to be alive more than 12 years after his kidnapping.

Tice, an old warrior from ancient and independent journalist warriors, disappeared on August 14, 2012, while he was reporting on the Syrian civil war. After weeks, short video He appeared on the Internet, which showed the blindfolded tissue with his apparent captors. It was the last time it was seen.

In an interview with “CBS Mornings” in December, Austin Tess’s parents said they had not seen video evidence that he is alive, and they did not know his place.

“We have not seen … video evidence since the first video that appeared shortly after he took it, but there was confirmation from the people who had eyes on it, and even to some extent,” said Mark Tays. “Therefore, again, we are confident that he is alive and knows that he is ready to return home.”