Syrians inspect for damage after two bombs exploded in the city of Qamishli, Syria on Wednesday (27/7).
At least 31 people were killed and dozens more injured in Qamishli, a city in northeastern Syria, after two bombs exploded near the Turkish border, on Wednesday (27/7).Syrian human rights observer group based in Britain, said one car bomb attack was intended to target a government building that was the headquarters of the Kurdish government security control of Qamishli and the surrounding region.A VOA reporter named Zana Omar included injured in the incident. Some of his family members were also injured. Her house is located near the site of the bombing completely destroyed.ISIS group claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement on the news website Aamaq which revealed that the attack targeted the Kurdish security forces.ISIS is fighting Kurdish people's defense forces - also known as YPG militia - and has done a similar bomb attacks in the region in the past.A suicide bomber killed six Kurdish members of the internal security forces, called Asayish, last April. In July, a member of ISIS Hasaka blew himself up, killing at least 16 people. [Ab / uh]
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