Truck Bomb in Northern Syria’s Azaz Kills 10 at Rebel Checkpoint
A truck bomb detonated at a rebel checkpoint in the northern Syrian city of Azaz on Wednesday, resulting in 10 deaths and 13 injuries, according to a war monitor. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, based in Britain, reported that four of the deceased were part of the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army.
Following the explosion, reports indicated that the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fired shells at the site. The SDF and Turkish-backed rebels are engaged in ongoing conflict in northern Syria.
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No group has taken responsibility for the bombing.
Azaz, situated in Syria’s Aleppo province, remains under the control of rebels opposing the Syrian government.
