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Three explosives loaded vehicles blasted in the heart of Syria’s northern city of Aleppo today, killing at least 40 people and 90 wounded, mostly are soldiers, as per recent reports.

Bombings blasted at the Sa’ad Allah Al-Jabiri square in a government-controlled district, while some said that the blast went off near Syria’s northern province of Aleppo.

It has been said that another fourth blast went off in the Bab Jenin area near the Chamber of Commerce due to a booby-trapped car. Meanwhile, massive destruction, grounding homes, buildings and several were buried under them.

From past month, Syria’s second largest city Aleppo has being targeted in bloodshed fighting between by Rebels and President Bashar Assad’s troops. Wednesday three suicide bombers attacks caused huge destruction, violent the whole city with fear and danger of lives.

The suicide bombers attack hit after a clash between two groups, as per Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights several causalities were hit out because of Wednesday blasts, most of them are regime troops.

“The area is heavily fortified by security and the presence of shabiha,” Aleppo-based activist Mohammad Saeed told reporters, adding “It makes you wonder how car bombs could reach there.”

Still no details have been collected about who is behind the attacks, its plotting. But doubts as usual are on Assad government which from 18-month be responsible for suicide and car bombings attacks to get hold on regime completely in heart of Syria.