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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: 4 November 2019 by The United Nations Children's Fund Via Flickr: Syrian Arab Republic, 2019 – A Syrian girl cries upon her arrival to Hassakeh City after fleeing the conflict in the northeast. At least 80,000 children have left their homes since fighting reignited in early October and nearly 4,000 children have fled to Dohuk, in the Kurdish region of Iraq. At the border, UNICEF teams and have supplied 2,000 families with hygiene kits, 9,000 people with water and more than 5,000 children with measles and polio vaccinations. ©UNICEF/UNI214010/Souleimain/AFP-Services To learn more: www.unicef.org

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شام میں امریکی قیادت والے فوجی اتحاد کے داعش کے ٹھکانوں پر حملے،ایک ہی کنبہ کے12ہلاک

بیروت: ایک نگراں گروپ کی رپورٹ کے مطابق شمال مشرقی شام میں داعش کے ٹھکانوں پر امریکی قیادت والے اتحاد کے حملوں میں کم از کم12افراد جو کہ ایک ہی کنبہ کے تھے،ہلاک ہو گئے۔ برطانیہ میں واقع شامی رصدگاہ بائے حقوق انسانی کی رپورٹ کے مطابق بین الاقوامی فوجی اتحاد نے الحسکہ صوبہ کے جنوبی سیکٹر میںداعش کے...

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String of bomb attacks hit across Syria killing 48 people

String of #bombattacks hit across #Syria killing 48 people #IS #Hasakeh #Homs #Hasakeh

News Hour:

A string of bomb attacks hit across mostly government-controlled areas of Syria on Monday, killing several dozen people including at least 35 in President Bashar al-Assad’s coastal stronghold of Tartus, reports BSS.

At least 48 people died in the multiple blasts, with dozens also wounded in the double bombing outside of Tartus city, which is home to a Russian naval base.

There were no…

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Deaths mount in Kurdish, Syrian regime clashes

Deaths mount in Kurdish, Syrian regime clashes

A Kurdish fighter mans a trench in the Kurdish town of Derik in the northeastern Hasakeh governorate of Syria on the border with Turkey and Iraq.

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At least 18 people have been killed in unprecedented fighting between Kurdish forces and Syrian government troops in the northeastern city of Hasakeh, a monitoring group said Sunday.

The clashes, which erupted in the early hours of…

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Raids by Syrian forces hunting suspected Islamic State infiltrators in the northeast town of Hasakeh have sparked an exodus of more than 60,000 civilians in three days, a monitor said Monday. Hasakeh is split between zones controlled by President Bashar al-Assad's forces, Kurdish groups and militants from the radical IS group, which is sowing terror in both Syria and neighbouring Iraq. "No fewer than 60,000 residents have fled Hasakeh's Ghuiran district since Friday, after air raids by regime forces," the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. "The regime claims there are IS fighters in the neighbourhood, and that's why they are bombarding it," its chief Rami Abdel Rahman said. Source: AFP