33 Killed in Suicide Blasts in Syria

At least thirty-three people were killed and more than one hundred and thirty people were wounded when four car bombs exploded in Aleppo, Wednesday morning.

Two of them struck hotels on Saadallah al-Jabri Square where state reporters and military officers were staying.

The other two hit the municipal building and chamber of commerce.

All areas around the bombs were devastated, showing much more damage than the human toll suggests.

State TV also showed the bodies of three people it described as suicide bombers, who the military had shot and killed, before they could blow their vests.

Jabhat al-Nusra, an Al Qaeda group, is considered the most likely suspects for the bombings, as they have claimed responsibility for similar attacks.