Syrian state television and the Interior Ministry said an explosive device placed inside a car in a suburb of the Syrian capital had exploded, killing two people and wounding at least one, according to a report from ABC News. The report was published on November 14, 2026.
ABC News's headline placed the blast in a suburb of Damascus and said the two people killed included a child. The summary of the report, however, describes the location only as a suburb of the Syrian capital and does not name the district. Neither the headline nor the summary gives a time for the explosion or the names of the dead.
The account rests on the two official sources the report cites. Syrian state television and the Interior Ministry are identified as the sources for the report that the device had exploded. The summary does not say whether investigators have identified who placed the device, and it does not attribute any claim of responsibility to any party.
ABC News reported that "at least one" person was wounded, and the summary gives no final count of the injured. Officials did not provide further details in the material available for this report.
This article draws only on the ABC News headline and summary, so its facts are limited to what that single report states. Readers seeking more detail about the blast, the victims, or any investigation will need later reporting, which was not part of the material reviewed for this story.
Sources: ABC News: A bomb rips through a Damascus suburb killing 2 including a child.