Explosive devices detonate in Damascus near hotel where French Macron was meant to stay, security source says. Devices blew up in the Syrian capital close to the site reserved for the French leader's visit.
Explosive devices detonated in Syria's capital Damascus near a hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron was meant to be staying, according to a security source.
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