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Two explosive devices detonated near a hotel in Syria's capital Damascus where French President Emmanuel Macron was scheduled to stay, a security source said. No injuries or damage details have been released.
s22592.pcdn.coExplosive devices detonated near a hotel in Syria's capital Damascus where French President Emmanuel Macron was scheduled to stay, a security source said. The blasts occurred in the hours before the planned arrival. No group has claimed responsibility.
Security response Security measures around the site were increased after the detonations. Officials have not released further details on the investigation. The incident comes amid ongoing security concerns in the Syrian capital. No additional explosive devices have been reported in the area.
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