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One security force member killed, 2 wounded in Aleppo suicide attack, Syria says

The bomber was restrained by police before detonation, killing one officer and wounding two during New Year patrols near Aleppo's Bab al-Faraj site, officials said.

  • On Wednesday, one Syrian police officer was killed and two other police officers wounded in a suicide bombing in Aleppo, northern city, Syrian state media and The Associated Press reported.
  • During New Year security duties, a patrol of the Internal Security Forces was securing celebrations near Bab al-Faraj archaeological site on Wednesday when it spotted and chased the suspect.
  • An officer who restrained the attacker managed to physically restrain him when the man detonated an explosive belt, officials speaking to state media said.
  • No group immediately claimed responsibility for Wednesday's bombing, and Nour al-Din al-Baba said the attacker appeared to be trying to enter a Christian neighbourhood containing a number of churches.
  • Last week, at least eight people were killed and 18 wounded by explosives planted in an Alawite mosque in Homs, and Saraya Ansar al-Sunna claimed responsibility for the attack.
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One security force member killed, 2 wounded in Aleppo suicide attack, Syria says

A suicide bomber suspected of having links to Islamic State tried to target a church in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on New Year's Eve before detonating his explosive belt near a security patrol, killing one member and wounding two others, the interior ministry said on Wednesday.

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Syrian police officer killed in New Year's Eve blast

A suicide bomber has targeted ‍a police patrol in Aleppo, killing one person ​and wounding two members of the security ⁠forces.

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