ISIS's explosive remnants kill, wound 22 in Hama countryside

 "Nine citizens were killed and two others were wounded in the village of al-Mustareha in the eastern countryside of Salamiyah, Hama, when a mine left behind by ISIS mercenaries exploded in a car carrying them," an agency affiliated with the Damascus government.

The media stated that, while a group of citizens were going to search for truffle mushrooms in the lands belonging to the village of Al-Mustareha in the eastern Salamiyah countryside, a mine of ISIS remnants exploded, killing 9 citizens and injuring two others, who were transferred to Salamiyah National Hospital.

The remnants of the war are spread over large geographical areas of the Syrian lands, amid the failure of the Damascus government to remove them.

Recently, ISIS mercenaries escalated their attacks in Syria. This time against the citizens, which raises serious fears of the escalation of these attacks at a greater pace and their expansion to areas from which they were previously defeated.

ISIS mercenaries launched the bloodiest attack since the beginning of this year, targeting citizens from the Al-Sukhna region, east of Homs, who are working in collecting truffles and a barrier for the Damascus government forces in the Dbayat area. As a result, 61 citizens and 7 members of the Damascus government forces were killed.

Since the earthquake occurred, ISIS mercenaries have carried out more than 3 attacks in central Syria, killing and injuring dozens of citizens and a number of military personnel from the Damascus government forces, and according to what was documented by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, since February 10, 90 people have been killed by ISIS mercenaries including citizens and soldiers within the Syrian desert.

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