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Two members of the Syrian Ministry of Defense were killed on Wednesday by unknown gunmen in the town of Al-Fu'ah, northeast of Idlib governorate (northwest).

The Syrian News Agency "SANA" reported the "martyrdom of two members of the Ministry of Defense in the town of Al-Fu'ah in the northeastern Idlib countryside by unknown gunmen."

The agency did not provide details about the identity of the two members or the circumstances of the shooting, nor did it identify the party responsible for it.

The Syrian Ministry of Defense had previously announced during this October the killing of soldiers in separate incidents carried out by unknown persons in the east of the country.

On October 19, a soldier was killed after being targeted in the Al-Baghouz area in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor, according to what the official "Al-Ikhbariya Al-Souriya" channel reported from a source in the ministry's Media and Communication Department.

The ministry also announced on the 10th of the same month the death of a soldier due to wounds he sustained as a result of gunfire from unknown persons in the town of Buqrus in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor, on the evening of October 6, according to the official channel.

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