BEIRUT, LEBANON (11:20 A.M.) – The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported this morning that the U.S. Coalition bombed a Syrian Arab Army (SAA) convoy in the southern countryside of the Al-Raqqa Governorate.
According to the SOHR report, the U.S. Coalition bombed the Syrian Army convoy as it was traveling through the Al-Rusafah area near the Homs Governorate border.
The Syrian Army convoy was reportedly en route to the city of Al-Tabaqa in western Al-Raqqa when it was hit by a U.S. Coalition airstrike.
The SOHR said it had no information on casualties.
Al-Masdar is awaiting a response from the Syrian military about the alleged attack.
Update (11:37 A.M.): Syrian Army denies the bombing. Source says troops encountered an old roadside bomb while driving through Al-Rusafah.
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