At-least 30 people were killed and 15 others were injured late Tuesday in two suicide car bombings carried out allegedly by Daesh on the al-Sham Front, a Syrian opposition group, in northern Aleppo province.

Saleh Anadani, al-Sham Front’s spokesman, told The Anadolu Agency that 38 people were killed when a Daesh militant rammed his explosives-laden vehicle into the al-Sham Front’s headquarters in Horan Klis area.

“Later, another suicide attack in Marii district killed eight fighters, including two senior opposition commanders, and injured 15 civilians,” Anadani added.