Six killed & More Than 12 Injured In Rocket Attack In Syria

Six killed & more than 12 injured in a rocket attack in Syria’s northern city.

Six civilians were killed and more than 12 injured in a rocket attack on a city in northern Syria controlled by Turkish-backed anti-Turkish fighters on Thursday.

Syrian rescuers gave this information. Both sides have blamed US-backed Syrian Kurdish forces for the attack.

There has been an attack before.

The city of Afrin has been occupied by Turkey and its allies Syrian fighters since 2018. Since then Afreen and the surrounding village have been under attack.

Ankara regards Kurdish fighters as terrorists who control the territory of Syria bordering Turkey.

Daesh attacked a Kurdish-run prison in northeast Syria, according to AFP. This attack was done to rescue his fellow terrorists.

On Thursday, Islamic State militants attacked a Kurdish-run prison in northeast Syria with the aim of freeing their fellow militants. This information was given by a War Monitor.

The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces confirmed this but did not say how many prisoners escaped in the attack.

Explosion at the main gate of the jail.

According to the Syrian Observatory, which works for British human rights, the explosion occurred at the entrance of Ghawerin Prison and another explosion occurred in the surrounding area.

After this, Islamic State terrorists attacked the security of the jail. Based on information received from his network in Syria, he said that many prisoners managed to escape.

Observatory chief Rami Abdul Rahman told the leading news agency that Ghaweran is one of the largest housing sites for Daesh fighters in northeastern Syria.

UAE terrorist attack open violation of international law, India appeals to UN Security Council.

India has strongly condemned the recent drone attacks on civilians and infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) capital Abu Dhabi, calling it a “blatant violation of international law”.

India emphatically said that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) should unite to send a clear message against such heinous acts of terrorism.