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December 12, 2012

A car bomb and two other explosives have struck the interior ministry in Damascus, causing some deaths, according Syrian state TV.

The blasts reportedly occurred at the main entrance to the building situated in the southwest district of Kafar Souseh – a battleground for rebels and forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al Assad.

“Three terrorist explosions caused damage to the interior ministry’s main facade, and there are reports of casualties,” the broadcaster said.

“One of the terrorist explosions that targeted the interior ministry’s main entrance was a car bomb,” it added.

No details of the number of dead and wounded, the size of the bombs or the damage caused were disclosed.

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