In the predawn hours south of Aleppo, a Syrian army weapons depot erupted in a chain of explosions that carried their thunder across kilometers of Syrian countryside, injuring at least four people and sending emergency teams racing toward the flames. The blast near al-Eis is not an isolated tremor but part of a recurring pattern — a nation still learning to hold the weight of its own armaments after more than a decade of civil war. Syria's post-Assad authorities now face a quiet but urgent reckoning: the weapons that defined a long conflict have not disappeared, and their mismanagement may be
Explosions at Syrian Army Weapons Depot Near Aleppo Injure Four
At least four people were injured in the explosions at the Syrian army weapons depot.