DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -- Syria's state news agency says an explosion has gone off between two residential buildings in the northern city of Aleppo.
The report Sunday by SANA gave no information on casualties or damage, but called it a "terrorist bombing."
On Saturday, three suicide bombings in Damascus killed 27 people. The government blamed them on the opposition, which it says is made up of "terrorist" groups acting out a foreign conspiracy. Some opposition leaders accused the regime of complicity in the attacks to tarnish the uprising. No group has claimed responsibility.
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DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Syria's state news agency says an explosion has gone off between two residential buildings in the in northern city of Aleppo.
The report Sunday by SANA gave no information on casualties or damage, but called it a "terrorist bombing."
On Saturday, three suicide bombings in the city killed 27 people. The government blamed them on the opposition, which it says is made up of "terrorist" groups acting out a foreign conspiracy. Some opposition leaders accused the regime of complicity in the attacks to tarnish the uprising. No group has claimed responsibility.
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