Twenty Seven Killed in Aleppo
Three suicide bombers targeted the center of the city while a fourth hit the Chamber of Commerce
DAMASCUS, Syria — Three suicide bombers detonated their explosives-packed cars near an officers' club in Syria's northern city of Aleppo on Wednesday, killing at least 27 people and causing massive destruction that trapped scores under the rubble, a government official said.
The three blasts went off at a main square in a government-controlled district of the city, while a fourth explosion detonated a few hundred meters (yards) away near the Chamber of Commerce, the official said.
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