More Than 120 People Dead After Bombings in Syria
Monday, May 23, 2016
Bombings perpetrated by ISIS in the Syria coastal cities of Jableh and Tartus have killed more than 120, according to activist group The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Tartus and Jableh are both government strongholds, and Tartus also contains a large Russian military presence.
GoLocal teams with Graphiw to overview the ISIS terror campaign in Syria.
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