Two bombs hit the Kurdish-majority city of Qamishli in northeastern Syria Monday, wounding at least three people, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
The first blast hit a patrol of Kurdish fighters from the People's Protection Units (YPG) and wounded three people, the Britain-based activist group monitoring the war said.
The second bomb appeared to have targeted Kurdish local security forces, it said, reporting injuries but no precise toll.
State television also reported the two bomb attacks.
Kurdish activist Arin Shekhmos said the first blast had targeted a YPG car on patrol but that the wounded were civilians.
He said the second blast hit a market area and that three civilians had been wounded.
Qamishli is Syria's biggest Kurdish-majority city, and considered by the Kurds to be the capital of Hassakeh province.
The city has been targeted by bombings before, with ISIS believed to be behind the attacks.
The first blast hit a patrol of Kurdish fighters from the People's Protection Units (YPG) and wounded three people, the Britain-based activist group monitoring the war said.
The second bomb appeared to have targeted Kurdish local security forces, it said, reporting injuries but no precise toll.
State television also reported the two bomb attacks.
Kurdish activist Arin Shekhmos said the first blast had targeted a YPG car on patrol but that the wounded were civilians.
He said the second blast hit a market area and that three civilians had been wounded.
Qamishli is Syria's biggest Kurdish-majority city, and considered by the Kurds to be the capital of Hassakeh province.
The city has been targeted by bombings before, with ISIS believed to be behind the attacks.
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