Civilian casualties reported due to a landmine explosion in the countryside of Aleppo.
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Five civilians were killed and several others were injured today, Friday, as a result of a landmine explosion from war remnants in the village of Wiran Kabir in the countryside of Aleppo, northwest Syria.
The civil defense teams rushed to evacuate the wounded and transport them to the hospital, while the deceased were transferred to their families, without mentioning further details. The number of civilian casualties is increasing due to unexploded mines scattered over wide geographical areas of Syrian territories.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed a lack of action by organizations and local authorities and insufficient efforts to remove the mines.
The number of civilians who have lost their lives since the beginning of 2025 due to explosions of Syrian war remnants has reached 138 people, including 26 children and 6 women, in addition to 170 others injured, including 79 children, according to documentation by the Syrian Observatory.
The civil defense teams rushed to evacuate the wounded and transport them to the hospital, while the deceased were transferred to their families, without mentioning further details. The number of civilian casualties is increasing due to unexploded mines scattered over wide geographical areas of Syrian territories.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed a lack of action by organizations and local authorities and insufficient efforts to remove the mines.
The number of civilians who have lost their lives since the beginning of 2025 due to explosions of Syrian war remnants has reached 138 people, including 26 children and 6 women, in addition to 170 others injured, including 79 children, according to documentation by the Syrian Observatory.
