Suicide car bombs rock Damascus

Twin explosions that shook the heart of the Syrian capital today were from suicide car bombs that may have been the work of al Qaida militants, state TV said.

Suicide car bombs rock Damascus
Fri, 23 Dec, 2011 - 09:28

Twin explosions that shook the heart of the Syrian capital today were from suicide car bombs that may have been the work of al Qaida militants, state TV said.

State TV has made no mention of casualties.

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