A pair of car bombs in Syria on Wednesday killed at least 30 people, the Washington Post reports. The bombs exploded in southeast Damascus in the Jaramana neighborhood. Dozens were wounded in the blasts. From the Post:
State TV aired footage of pools of blood in the street and demolished cars at the explosion site. The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) accused “terrorists,” the label used by state media to refer to opposition fighters, of carrying out the attack and reported that two smaller explosive devices had been detonated elsewhere in Damascus which had only caused “minor material damage.”
