Unknown explosion in rural Damascus injures three fighters of the Syrian Ministry of Defense

Local sources reported that three fighters of the Syrian Ministry of Defense were injured as a result of an unknown explosion that occurred this morning in the Harjalah area near Al-Kiswa in southern rural Damascus, amid a state of security anticipation and ongoing investigations to determine the nature and source of the explosion.

According to initial information, the explosion was heard in the Harjalah area near military sites belonging to the Syrian army, resulting in three individuals sustaining varying injuries, who were subsequently transported to the military hospital for treatment. The nature of the explosion is still unknown, amid conflicting accounts regarding whether it was caused by an explosive device or the detonation of munitions.

The Al-Kiswa area and its surroundings are among the most prominent military sites in rural Damascus, housing strategic headquarters and weapon depots, making it susceptible to repeated attacks. The area has witnessed several explosions and airstrikes in recent years, some attributed to Israel, according to media and international reports.