A car bomb explosion rocked a popular market in Azaz, Aleppo province, Syria, resulting in the tragic loss of eight lives and leaving 20 others injured, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The explosion, which occurred in an area held by pro-Turkish forces, caused significant damage and ignited a fire, prompting a swift response from ambulances and rescue teams.
The Syrian conflict, stemming from government repression of peaceful protests in 2011, has evolved into a devastating war involving various factions, jihadists, and foreign interventions. The toll on human life has been immense, with over 507,000 people killed and millions displaced, alongside extensive damage to infrastructure and industries.
Turkey’s military involvement in Syria, primarily targeting Kurdish militants linked to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), has led to multiple military offensives. Azaz, where the recent car bomb exploded, is among the areas under the control of Turkish troops and their Syrian allies.
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