Summary
A bombing at the Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib Mosque in Homs, Syria, killed at least eight people and injured 18 others during Friday prayers. Authorities believe explosives were placed inside the mosque, and they are searching for those responsible. The attack occurred amid ongoing tensions and instability following the fall of President Bashar Assad.
Key Facts
- The bombing took place at a mosque in Homs, Syria, during Friday prayers.
- At least eight people died and 18 were injured in the attack.
- The mosque is in a neighborhood mostly inhabited by the Alawite minority.
- Initial investigations suggest explosive devices were put inside the mosque.
- Security forces are looking for the people responsible for the bombing.
- The Syrian government and neighboring countries condemned the attack.
- Syria has faced increased tensions and violence following the fall of President Bashar Assad.
- A ceasefire was announced after recent clashes in Aleppo between Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led fighters.
