Syria Bomb Blast: Car Explodes, 16 Dead And 12 Injured

Syria Bomb Blast: car explodes, 16 dead and 12 injured. 16 people have died in a car bomb blast in Syria.

The incident occurred at the checkpoint of Ras al-Ain city in northeast Syria. A war watchdog said 16 people, including two civilians and three Turkish soldiers, were killed in a car bombing.

Giving further details of the incident, Britain’s Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 13 people were seriously injured and 16 were killed

When a car exploded at a checkpoint run by the city’s security forces and a Turkish-backed faction.

Same incident occurred in July also

The Turkish military and their Syrian supporters seized 120 kilometers of land inside the Syrian border from Kurdish forces last year, running from Ras al-Ain to Tal Abad.

Such bombings are common in Ras al-Ain. In July, an explosive-laden motorbike rammed into a vegetable market. During this time at least eight people were killed, including other civilians.

The Kurdish-led People’s Protection Units (YPG) from which Turk and his allies seized the territory. Was instrumental in the US-backed fight against the Islamic State jihadist group in Syria.

Significantly, Ankara sees him as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has sparked a deadly insurgency in southeastern Turkey since 1984.

Imran dodged by opposition MPs’ decision to collectively resign, said – If there is strength then PDM brought no-confidence motion

Fearing opposition mobilization, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has left a new remour.

Imran has challenged the opposition alliance that if it has the strength, then it should show a no-confidence motion in the parliament to oust them.

Indeed, Imran has been stunned by the initial incidents of a mass resignation from MPs. That is why he condemned the opposition’s demand that MPs be asked to resign collectively for the mid-term elections.

Imran said that he has never backed down on the issue of negotiating at the national level to get Pakistan out of various crises.

At the same time, the opposition is demanding to resign from Imran.

The eleven-party opposition coalition announced that all MPs of the opposition will collectively resign by the end of this month.

To paralyze the government and force the prime minister for a mid-term election. Opposition MPs have also started this.