At Least 14 Killed In Weapons Depot Blast In Syria’s Idlib – State TV

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The aftermath of a deadly car bomb in Syria's Idlib Province, September 9, 2026. Screenshot/X/@AlekhbariahSY

DOHA, Sep 9 – At least 14 ⁠people have been ⁠killed in an explosion at a temporary ⁠depot for weapons and ⁠remnants of ⁠war near Sarmada, a city in Syria’s ‌Idlib province, according to state television.

The blast on Wednesday also wounded 11 people.

Earlier, the state news agency reported that emergency teams had been immediately dispatched after the explosion at Burj Elnumra village in northern Idlib’s countryside.

Ambulances are seen the site of an explosion at a weapons depot near Sarmada, Idlib, northwestern Syria, September 9, 2026. AA Photo

Civil Defence and firefighting ‌teams ⁠were deployed to the scene, but successive explosions hampered efforts to extinguish the blaze as thick ​smoke billowed ​from ⁠the site for hours.

Authorities have not said what ​caused the initial explosion.

A vehicle ​carrying ⁠ammunition exploded in Binnish, also in Idlib province, on September 1, ⁠killing ​five people and ​wounding others, according to Syrian state media.

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