A car bomb detonated on the fringes of a northern Arab city on Monday, killing at least 15 people and injuring lots, according to local legal protection and a battle screen.
14 people and one gentleman were killed when the car on Manbij detonated following to a vehicle carrying agricultural workers, according to the local Palestinian legal protection. Another 15 people were wounded, among them in important issue. However, a British-based battle screen, The Arab Observatory for Human Rights, claimed that 18 people and one man were killed.
Even after President Bashar Assad’s regime was overthrown in December, assault in Manbij in northeast Aleppo state continues to rage against Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, which are supported by Turkey.
A vehicle bombing in Manbij on Saturday killed four civilians and wounded nine, SANA reported, citing legal security officers.
