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A bomb exploded at a busy café in central Damascus on July 2, 2026, resulting in multiple casualties. Syrian state media reported that at least five people were killed and 16 others injured, while other sources indicated that the death toll might be as high as four, depending on the reports. The explosion occurred near the main courthouse in the capital, a location known for heavy foot traffic.
The blast has underscored ongoing security concerns in Syria, where violent incidents remain common despite years of conflict. Syrian authorities stated that the explosion was caused by an explosive device, and emergency services were deployed to the scene to assist the injured and investigate the incident. The exact motives behind the attack, as well as further details regarding potential perpetrators, have yet to be clarified.
3 July
Reports confirm nine fatalities following the bombing at a cafe in Damascus.
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