Jordan condemns ‘terrorist’ car bomb attack in Syria’s Manbij

By JT - Feb 04,2025 - Last updated at Feb 04,2025

AMMAN — The Foreign Ministry condemned the “terrorist” bombing in Manbij city in Syria’s Aleppo, which killed and injured dozens of people.

The ministry’s spokesperson Sufian Qudah voiced the Kingdom’s “full support and solidarity” with the people and government of Syria and its rejection of all forms of violence and terrorism that seek to undermine the country’s stability and security.

He also conveyed condolences to the Syrian government and families of the victims.

Syria’s presidency said at least 20 people, most of them women, have been killed in a car bomb attack in northern Syria.

The presidency vowed “severe punishment” for perpetrators of the "terrorist" attack.

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