World Blast hits Turkish-Russian joint patrol in Syria's Idlib No Russian soldiers were hurt in the incident, it said. Published August 17, 2020 Updated August 17, 2020 04:36pm Save Saved 1 min Comments By Reuters MOSCOW: A Turkish military vehicle was hit by a blast on Monday during a joint Russian-Turkish patrol in Syria's Idlib region, the RIA news agency cited Russia's defence ministry as saying. No Russian soldiers were hurt in the incident, it said. Comments Comments are closed for this article. More Stories Security forces kill 74 terrorists in Balochistan, KP operations: ISPR Oil prices set for second weekly decline as Trump sticks with Iran blockade PSX: buying at bourse, KSE-100 gains over 1,000 points NRL identifies copper-gold mineralisation across eight discoveries in Chagai: Tabba Govt moves to continue subsidy for Raast QR payments Mansha's Nishat Group to invest in Pakistan's new port Pakistan seeks two LNG cargoes for Dec, Jan as winter looms Dar calls for sustained efforts to ensure govt austerity measures Colette Kress, the CFO who challenged Huang's bets, is Nvidia's interim CEO Delhi overtakes Lahore as world's most polluted city as air quality drops Gold rises on bargain hunting but heads for weekly decline Browse all stories
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