
Suriye'nin İdlib vilayetine bağlı Sarmada kenti yakınlarındaki bir mühimmat deposunda meydana gelen patlamada 14 kişi hayatını kaybetti, en az 10 kişi yaralandı.
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İdlib, Suriye iç savaşının devam ettiği ve çeşitli silahlı grupların kontrolünde olan bir bölgedir.
Suriye’nin İdlib vilayetindeki bir mühimmat deposunda meydana gelen patlamada bilanço arttı. Vilayete bağlı Sarmada kenti yakınlarındaki Burj al-Nimra bölgesinde otoyol üzerindeki depoda mühimmatların infilak etmesi sonucu meydana gelen patlamada 14 kişi hayatını kaybetti.
İdlib Acil Durum ve Afet Yönetimi Operasyon Müdürü Velid Aslan, ilk belirlemelere göre yaralı sayısının da en az 10 olduğu bildirildi. Olay yerine sevk edilen çok sayıda ambulans ve ilk yardım ekibinin çalışmaları sürerken, güvenlik güçleri sivillerin güvenliği için bölgeye çıkan yolları trafiğe kapattı. Patlamayla ilgili inceleme devam ediyor.

The show of Turkish Stars at the El Alamein International Aviation Fair held in Egypt caused wide repercussions in the Israeli press. Israeli media emphasized Türkiye's military and technological capacity in the region and drew attention to the KAAN and HÜRJET projects.

The show of Turkish Stars over the Giza Pyramids at the El Alamein International Aviation Fair held in Egypt was widely covered in the Israeli press as an indicator of Türkiye's increasing military and technological capacity in the region.

As a result of heavy rains in Japan's Aichi province, 23 people were injured and 200 vehicles were flooded. While athletes were evacuated in Nagoya, the Meteorological Agency warned of floods and landslides for the Tokai and Kanto-Koshin regions.
A private plane, which took off from Batumi and went to Ordu-Giresun Airport, made an emergency landing at the sea off the coast of Rize-Artvin Airport due to engine failure. It was reported that the two people rescued by the Coast Guard teams were in good health.

Floods and floods occurred in Japan's Aichi province due to heavy rains. At least 23 people were injured, 200 vehicles were flooded and athletes were evacuated in Nagoya.

Floods and floods occurred in Japan's Aichi province due to heavy rains. While at least 23 people were injured, 200 vehicles were flooded and athletes were evacuated in Nagoya.