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Syria

  • US-backed militia to participate in Dayr al-Zawr offensive: US cmdr.

    US-backed militia to participate in Dayr al-Zawr offensive: US cmdr.

    Sep 03, 2017 08:32

    A high-ranking American military commander says the US-backed militia from the so-called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) will take part in the operation to retake the troubled eastern province of Dayr al-Zawr from the extremists.

  • Hezbollah: US hampering Daesh evacuation deal on Syria border

    Hezbollah: US hampering Daesh evacuation deal on Syria border

    Sep 03, 2017 01:18

    The Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement has accused the US of hampering an evacuation deal with the Daesh terrorist group.

  • Syrian government forces inflict heavy losses on Daesh terrorists

    Syrian government forces inflict heavy losses on Daesh terrorists

    Sep 03, 2017 01:10

    Syrian government forces have carried out fresh operations against Daesh Takfiri terrorists across the violence-plagued Arab country, inflicting substantial losses on them.

  • Army advances against Daesh in central Syria

    Army advances against Daesh in central Syria

    Sep 02, 2017 06:55

    Syria’s army and its allies have advanced further against the Daesh terrorist group in the central part of the Arab country.

  • Next round of Syria peace talks set for Sept. 14-15 in Astana

    Next round of Syria peace talks set for Sept. 14-15 in Astana

    Sep 02, 2017 01:37

    The next round of negotiations between representatives from the Syrian government and foreign-sponsored militants besides delegates from Iran, Russia, and Turkey as mediators will take place between September 14 and 15 in Kazakhstan.

  • US-led coalition says 61 Iraqi, Syrian civilians killed in its fresh strikes

    US-led coalition says 61 Iraqi, Syrian civilians killed in its fresh strikes

    Sep 01, 2017 12:50

    The US-led coalition purportedly fighting the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group claims that dozens of people have lost their lives as a result of fresh aerial attacks by the military alliance against alleged militant positions in Iraq and neighboring Syria.

  • Syrian army asserts control over 1000s of kilometers

    Syrian army asserts control over 1000s of kilometers

    Sep 01, 2017 08:26

    Syria’s army and its allies have managed to return government control to a sprawling area spanning three provinces across the country’s general central area.

  • Syrian civilians paying 'unacceptable price' in Daesh-held Raqqah: UN

    Syrian civilians paying 'unacceptable price' in Daesh-held Raqqah: UN

    Aug 31, 2017 12:15

    The UN human rights chief says civilians trapped in the Syrian city of Raqqah are paying an “unacceptable price,” suggesting that the US-led coalition purportedly fighting the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group may be violating international law in the territory.

  • Iran, Russia FMs discuss Syria crisis, Astana talks over phone

    Iran, Russia FMs discuss Syria crisis, Astana talks over phone

    Aug 31, 2017 10:38

    Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov have exchanged views about important regional issues, among them the conflict in Syria.

  • UN official concerned about civilians caught in Syria’s Daesh-held Raqqah

    UN official concerned about civilians caught in Syria’s Daesh-held Raqqah

    Aug 31, 2017 06:40

    A United Nations (UN) official has expressed concern about the situation of the thousands of civilians in the Syrian city of Raqqah, which is held by the Daesh terrorist group and is the target of military offensives by a multitude of forces.

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