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Syria says it arrested suspects behind the Damascus bombings during Macron’s visit

Syria has arrested suspects linked to the deadly bombings in Damascus that occurred during President Macron's recent visit. These explosions resulted in one death and 36 injuries, prompting security forces to dismantle the responsible cell....

AP News· Jul 9, 2026 · 10:04 PM · 50 views

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Syria has arrested suspects linked to the deadly bombings in Damascus that occurred during President Macron's recent visit. These explosions resulted in one death and 36 injuries, prompting security forces to dismantle the responsible cell. This incident poses new challenges to President al-Sharaa's reform efforts.

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