Free Syrian Army (FSA) fighters stand in front of an unfinished refugee camp that the FSA says was destroyed by Syrian regime air strikes in Bab Al-Hawa, near the Syria-Turkey border, November 26, 2012. REUTERS/Abdalghne Karoof
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Two car bombs killed at least 34 people in a district of Damascus loyal to President Bashar al-Assad on Wednesday in the deadliest attack on the Syrian capital in months.
The explosions struck the eastern neighbourhood of Jaramana, home to many of Syria's Druze minority as well as Christians who have fled violence elsewhere, ripping through shops and bringing debris crashing down on cars.
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