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Explosion heard in Syria’s capital Damascus: state media

An explosion at a Damascus cafe has resulted in multiple fatalities, according to reports from state media and international outlets.

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The brief

An explosive device detonated inside a crowded cafe located in central Damascus. Coverage from The Times of Israel, The New York Times, Al Jazeera, Euronews, WRAL, The Jerusalem Post, and Reuters indicates varying casualty figures ranging from four to five deaths.

Outlets emphasize that state media accounts are the primary source for the initial reports of the incident. Ongoing coverage does not yet specify the suspected cause of the explosion or potential perpetrators.

Observers are tracking further updates from Syrian state media to determine the official assessment of the blast.

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Where did the explosion take place?

The explosion occurred at a cafe in central Damascus.

How many people were killed?

Reports from the cited news outlets state that at least four to five people were killed in the blast.

What caused the explosion?

The cause of the explosion remains unclear at this time.

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