A bomb attack on Syrian regime army bus in the capital Damascus kills at least 13 people, according to media reports
A bomb attack on Syrian regime army bus in Damascus has killed at least 13 people.two explosive devices targeted a passing bus"on a key bridge in the capital on Wednesday.Images released by Reuters showed a burning bus and regime said it was a bomb squad defusing a third device that had been planted in the same area.
Damascus had been mostly spared such violence in recent years, especially since troops and allied militia retook the last significant rebel bastion near the capital in 2018.
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