On November 10, a large blast rocked the Syrian town of Suluk in the northern Raqqa countryside, which was occupied by Turkish forces last month.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that a booby-trapped car exploded at the town’s main street, while opposition sources claimed that the explosion was a result of a small improvised explosive device (IED).
According to initial reports, at least seven people were killed or injured in the explosion, which also caused heavy material damage.
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Suluk is located 18km to the southeast of the border town of Tell Abyad, whose countryside has been a target of a series of explosions.
Last week, at least ten people, including Turkish-backed militants, were killed and more than 20 others were injured when a booby-trapped car exploded in the center of Tell Abyad.
Opposition activists claim that these attacks were orchestrated by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). However, no evidence backing these claims has been presented, so far.
