On the morning of September 21, a military ammunition depot south of Aleppo became a theater of cascading destruction, as an initial explosion ignited stored missiles and ordnance in a chain of secondary blasts that injured at least four people. The incident speaks to a recurring tension in post-conflict landscapes: the concentration of lethal materials in single sites transforms any accident into a self-sustaining emergency. Rescue workers, unable to approach safely, were left to wait at the margins while the depot consumed itself — a reminder that the dangers of war do not end when the fight
Massive explosions at Syrian army weapons depot near Aleppo injure four
At least four people were injured in the explosions.