Syria Blunders in Terrorist Attacks
New terrorist attacks hit violence-worn Syria, this time targeting a pipeline, rescue patrol and the country's Central Bank.
The state-run SANA news agency reported that two explosions went off in the Hanano Square and Carilton Street in the city of Idlib on Monday, killing eight civilians and law-enforcement members, injuring scores others, and damaging residential buildings.
Also on Monday morning, an armed terrorist group targeted a rescue patrol near Ibin al-Nafees Hospital in Damascus, using an RPG rocket, leading to the injury of four patrol members.
Moreover, the agency added that on the same day, another armed terrorist group targeted the Central Bank of Syria in Damascus' al-Sabaa Bahrat Square, also by an RPG rocket.
Earlier on Sunday, a terrorist group targeted an oil pipeline linking between the villages of Mahkan and al-Quriya in Deir Ezzor, damaging the valve and causing a large amount of oil leak.
According to an official source at the Petroleum Ministry, the targeted pipeline transports crude oil from al-Omar field to the T2 station, and after the explosion the pumping operations were froze, SANA added. The official added that while there are alternative lines that can be used until the targeted pipeline is repaired, the production will remain unaffected.
Source: SANA, Edited by moqawama.org
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