A Syrian army officer was saved from a car explosion when the Engineering Corps managed to control-detonate an explosive device planted under his car in the city of Daraa, southern Syria.
The head of the Recruitment Division of the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) in Daraa was the target of this latest series of terrorist attacks in the southern Syrian provinces of Daraa, Sweida, Quneitra, and even the southern suburbs and countryside of Damascus, army officers, public officials, judges, notables, tribal elders, even former terrorists who laid down their weapons and resumed their normal lives were targets of such attacks in the past three months.
The escalation in terrorism in the southern provinces and most of the Syrian desert came after the CIA released dozens of ISIS terrorists from a makeshift prison led by their proxy Kurdish SDF separatist terrorists in the northeastern province of Hasakah earlier in January of this year.
Sappers of the Syrian Army Engineering Corps decided to detonate the explosive device planted under the SAA officer this time as the last resort because it was difficult to remove fast as they feared it could also be remotely controlled and the terrorists might blow it up while the sappers were removing it.
More about this latest incident and the background of terrorism in southern Syria in this report: Syrian Sappers Foil a Car Bomb Targeting an SAA Officer in Daraa.
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