An explosion hit Damascus on Thursday, the second such attack on the Syrian capital in less than a week, Syrian state media reported.
State-run Sana did not provide more details on the attack, which it described as a “terrorist bombing,” that struck the Al Adawi district.
The Russian embassy is located in the area.
The Russian RT network said the blast took place near the embassy. It was not immediately clear if the attack caused any damage.
No one has claimed the explosion.
Thursday’s blast comes two days after a car bomb struck the coastal city of Latakia, another stronghold of Syrian President Bashar Assad. The explosion killed one person.
It also comes less than a week after Syrian state media reported a terrorist attack on the capital. It said that the blast did not cause any casualties.
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