Syria, over 40 killed in rebel controlled town

At least 43 people were killed by a car bombing in the Syrian town of Azaz, controlled by anti-government rebels.

The blast occurred before a city court that the Turkish territory is shared only 7 kilometers. Azaz has been recently intensively targeted Islamic State.

According to some reports, the death toll from Saturday's explosion can be well over 60, while the injured are still more.

So far no one has claimed responsibility of the incident comes at a time when Syria is placed around the ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey.

Despite some violations, it is generally holding. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, only six of the victims of the explosion can be rebellious, others believed to be that all civilians.

ISIS has tried several times to retake the city, whose control has lost since 2013.