Syrian authorities have arrested a cell affiliated with ISIL (ISIS) believed to be responsible for recent bombings in Damascus. The arrests followed two explosions on July 7 that killed one person and injured 36, and a previous bombing that killed 10 people.
Syrian authorities have arrested a cell responsible for "terrorist bombings" that struck Damascus two days ago, the interior minister announced Thursday. The blasts occurred near the Four Seasons hotel during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit, injuring 36 people. Investigations are ongoing to reveal the identities and links of the arrested individuals.
Damascus tightened security after two bomb blasts, one near French President Macron's hotel, killing one and wounding 36. Authorities linked the attacks to Iranian-backed cells and are increasing intelligence efforts.
Explosions rocked Damascus near the Four Seasons Hotel, where French President Emmanuel Macron was reportedly staying, wounding at least 18 people. Macron was meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the time. The blasts are a setback for Syria's new rulers.
Multiple explosions occurred in Damascus on Tuesday during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit, injuring at least 18 people. The blasts happened near the Four Seasons hotel where Macron is staying, while he was meeting with Syrian counterpart Ahmad al-Sharaa. Neither leader was harmed.
Explosions occurred near the hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron was staying in Damascus, Syria, shortly before a meeting with Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa. Macron, the first EU leader to visit since Bashar al-Assad's ousting, expressed France's commitment to a sovereign and peaceful Syria.
Explosions were heard near a hotel in Damascus where French President Emmanuel Macron was scheduled to stay. Macron was en route to meet Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa when the blasts occurred. The Elysee Palace confirmed Macron was not affected by the explosions.
A bomb exploded at a crowded cafe in central Damascus, killing at least five people and wounding 16. The device was planted near the Palace of Justice, with no group immediately claiming responsibility for the attack.
An explosion at a cafe in Damascus's al-Marjah district killed five people and injured 16, believed to be caused by a bomb. The blast occurred near the Palace of Justice, where trials for former President Assad's government members were recently held.
