Syria's authorities have arrested several suspects accused of orchestrating recent bombings in Damascus, including the attacks that occurred during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to the country.The explosions, which killed at least 10 people and injured over 20, were attributed to a cell dismantled by security forces.Macron, who was in the presidential palace during the blasts, remained unharmed and continued his meetings with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa.

The incidents highlight ongoing security challenges in Syria, a nation still recovering from a 14-year civil war that displaced millions and caused widespread devastation.

The government, led by al-Sharaa, faces pressure to stabilize the country amid political and economic reforms, while also addressing concerns from Western allies about its past ties to extremist groups.The attacks underscore the persistent threat of violence in Syria, even as efforts to rebuild and restore order continue.