The explosion was carried out in the Dwelia in the outside of the Syria’s capital because people were praying to the Ilias church.
According to Syria’s Civil Protection and Security Officer, a suicide bomb in Syria has attacked the church full of people.
On Sunday, there was a explosion in Dwel’s outside Damascus while people were praying during the Mass in the Marl Ilias church.
No group did not accept responsibility immediately, but the Syrian Home Ministry said that a soldier in the ISIL (ISIS) group entered the church and fired at the people before exploding in the explosion of echoing explosives.
The record of death was primary. In a statement of Telegram, on Sunday, the rescue team at Syria Civil Defense recovers the bodies from the scene. “
Separately, two security officials confirmed the Roiters News Agency to the current death toll of 15.
Citing the Ministry of Health, the official state agency Sana said at least 50 people were injured.
The Britain-based war monitor observes human rights for the Cyrian Observatory that at least 30 people were injured and killed, but they did not give the exact number.
Some local media reported that the children were among the injured.
The attack was the first form in Syria for years and the interim government led by President Ahmed Al-Shah has been trying to get the support of minorities.
While struggling for authority in the Al-Shara Syria, the presence of sleeper cells of groups like ISIL (ISIS) in the country has expressed concern that the destruction of hundreds of thousands and displaced millions of people has been destroyed by about 14 years of destruction.
Syria has made significant entry internationally since becoming the Al-Shartha president on January 125. Approval From the era of the deported President Bashar Al-Assad.
‘He was shooting in the church’
A witness known to himself as Ravada told the Associated Press that he saw the attackers.
He said, “He was shooting for the church… then he went inside the church and flown himself,” he said.
Security forces and first respondents rushed to the spot.
When a woman fell on the knee and the tears were shed, the scared people screamed.
Syrian Information Minister Hamja al-Mostafa protested the blast and called it a “terrorist” attack.
“This scary action is against the civil values that bring them together,” he said in a post on X.
“We will not fall behind our commitment to equal citizenship… and we confirm the promise of the state to try to protect the community from all the attacks that are at risk of criminal organizations and at risk of its safety.”
The French Foreign Ministry protested the “hateful” attack. France “expresses their full unity with the Syrian people who hope that Syria will get a way to return to peace,” the ministry said in a statement.
In the photos transmitted by Syria’s civilian protection, the inner part of the church was seen in the remains, which were broken down and covered with blood.
