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A roadside bomb exploded inside a small public bus at the Rawda intersection in Jaramana, killing two people and injuring 16—including women—in the latest attack on Syria’s capital and its suburbs.
A roadside explosive device detonated inside a small public transport bus at the Rawda intersection in the city of Jaramana, located near Damascus. The blast resulted in the deaths of two individuals and left 16 others wounded, among them several women.
This incident marks the most recent security attack to occur in Syria’s capital and its surrounding areas over the past several months. It takes place against a backdrop of ongoing security challenges confronting the country’s newly established authorities.
Authorities continue to contend with persistent security risks, including the presence of dormant cells affiliated with the Islamic State organization across Syrian territory. These cells remain active despite broader stabilization efforts.
The attack underscores the continued vulnerability of civilian transportation infrastructure in suburban zones adjacent to Damascus. No group has claimed responsibility for the bombing as of the time of reporting.
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