Syria says it arrested suspects behind the Damascus bombings during Macron’s visit
Summary
Syrian officials said they arrested several people linked to recent bombings in Damascus, including attacks during French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit. The explosions killed one person, wounded dozens, and happened as Syria’s government faces pressure to rebuild after a long civil war.Key Facts
- Syrian security forces arrested suspects behind recent bombings in Damascus.
- The arrests followed raids in the capital and nearby areas to dismantle the bombing cell.
- Bombs exploded in a garbage bin and a parked car during President Macron’s visit to Syria.
- Macron was unharmed and continued his meeting with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa.
- The bombings killed 1 person and injured 36 others, according to Syria’s Health Ministry.
- Another bombing last week in a cafe near Damascus’s judicial complex killed at least 10 people.
- No group has claimed responsibility for these attacks.
- Syria is working on rebuilding after nearly 14 years of civil war that caused massive death and destruction.
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