The Syrian military engineering units on Saturday dismantled a booby-trapped car with a fake registration plate.

The Syrian military engineering units on Saturday dismantled a booby-trapped car with a fake registration plate near the Agricultural School in the Youth Housing Project in al-Haidariya area, Aleppo.

The car, a Geely CK, was stolen and painted black and fitted with a license plate belonging to a Suzuki, which was also stolen. Its trunk contained six explosive devices linked to the brakes and equipped with a timer.

State news agency SANA reported that the car included 6 explosive devices, two of them weighed 20 kg each, while the other four weighed 1 kg each, in addition to four fire extinguishers to increase pressure and power of the explosion.

SANA added that only ten minutes separated the arrival of the engineering units and the time set for the explosion.

Also on Saturday, an armed terrorist gang attacked a gas pipeline between al-Jabseh Gas factory and Homs city.

The terrorists detonated an explosive device in the pipeline at Bir al-Jouf area, 50 kms to the north of Deir Ezzor city, leading to leakage of 700,000 cubic meters of gas.

In the meantime, huge crowds of people in Deir Eazzor expressed on Saturday their rejection of foreign interference in Syria's internal affairs and their support to the comprehensive reform program led by President Bashar al-Assad.

Participants waved flags and placards highlighting the sacrifices of the Syrian army and stressing the Syrian people will foil all conspiracies aimed at undermining Syria's stances which support the Resistance.

The participants called on all Syrian people to stand together in the face of those who are implementing foreign agendas in coordination with some Arab states.