6 killed in scattered incidents across Syria

On July 22, several Syrian governorates witnessed scattered security incidents and explosions caused by remnants of war, resulting in the deaths of six people—including a member of the Interim Government forces—across the governorates of Aleppo, Hama, Homs, Latakia, and Raqqa.

6 killed in scattered incidents across Syria
23 July, 2026   09:47
NEWSDESK

A series of security incidents and explosions caused by remnants of war, alongside shootings and altercations, resulted in six deaths over the past 24 hours.

Regarding the details of these events, one person was killed during a violent brawl between two families in the village of Ramalah, in the countryside of Manbij, east of Aleppo.

In the eastern countryside of Hama, a young man was killed when a landmine—a remnant of war—exploded, striking the vehicle he was traveling in west of the Tal al-Salama area, within the Uqayribat sub-district.

In a separate incident in the eastern countryside of Homs, a young man was killed by accidental gunfire while a relative was handling a weapon in the village of Rawd al-Wahsh, near the city of Al-Sukhnah.

Meanwhile, a member of the Interim Government forces died from gunshot wounds sustained earlier in the city of Latakia.

In Raqqa, one person was killed by a landmine explosion (a remnant of war) in the village of Safyan, in the governorate's northern countryside, while another person was killed by a similar mine explosion in the village of Al-Mabouja, north of the city of Ain Issa.

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