The Islamic State jihadist group has sleeper cells in the wider Idlib region.
Fifteen people, all but two civilians, were killed in an explosion in the jihadist-held region of Idlib in northwest Syria on Wednesday, a war monitor said.
“It is not known until now whether it was a car bomb, or the explosion of a car carrying explosives,” he added. Idlib has since September been protected from a massive regime offensive by a fragile ceasefire deal signed by Damascus ally Russia and rebel backer Turkey.
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