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Syria crisis: Aleppo university rocked by explosion Syria crisis: Aleppo university rocked by explosion
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An explosion has rocked a university in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, with unconfirmed reports that at least 15 people were killed.An explosion has rocked a university in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, with unconfirmed reports that at least 15 people were killed.
State television said the blast was a "terrorist bombing", although activists say the cause is unclear. State TV said Aleppo University was hit by a "terrorist bombing", although activists say the cause is unclear.
Aleppo has repeatedly been hit by bombings and air strikes, as government forces try to dislodge rebels there. Aleppo has been the scene of numerous bombings and air strikes, as government forces try to dislodge rebels there.
Rebel forces have made sweeping gains in northern Syria in recent months and Aleppo is largely under their control.Rebel forces have made sweeping gains in northern Syria in recent months and Aleppo is largely under their control.
The university is located in an area under the control of government forces.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based activist group, reported two explosions and said dozens of people had been wounded.
Pictures on state television showed at least one body and several vehicles on fire.
Rebels have previously carried out bombings against government targets in Aleppo.
In October, at least 34 people were killed in a series of bombings in the city's main square.