The car bomb killed 15 agricultural workers in northern Syria on Monday, the civil protection forces in the country announced, as Constantly violence It threatens to undermine a new government for stability.
There were no direct claims of the responsibility for the explosion, which occurred in Manbij, about 20 miles from the border with Turkey. Manbij was the focal point of violence Between the armed groups, one supported the United States and the other from Turkey. The explosion on Monday was one of the most deadly such attacks than The fall of Bashara Al-Assad in December.
The Turkish fighters supported the control of the city in December from the forces led by Kurdski, which were supported by the United States, and since then there have been a series of bombing bombings, towards White Kacigama, Syrian forces of civil protection.
Agricultural workers were transported in the back of the truck when the car bomb exploded along them on the outskirts of the city, which lies about 55 miles northeast of Alep, the white helmet statement said.
Most of the dead were women. At least 15 other people were wounded, and it was expected to be killed, the strength said.
The shots afterwards showed carbon and broken vehicle leftovers, and the truck that wore workers was pierced with a shrapnel.
Continuous violence emphasized the challenges that are facing New temporary president of SyriaAhmed al-Shara, who is trying to move with a critical knot in the history of the country.
Mr. Al-Shara, who was appointed last week, has promised to create an inclusive transitional government. For this purpose, the new authorities announced the dissolution of all armed fractures in the rebel coalition that overthrew Mr. Assad, a longtime dictator of the country.
However, it remains unclear whether the armed groups that have so far been refused to give up the weapon-insert by the forces leading to the Kurdish forces that control the majority of northeastern Syria-the end will accept this mandate.
The unification of the Syrian complex network of armed groups under one umbrella, experts say, is among the most important challenges that the new government faces.
