Syrian Actress Mai Skaf Dies
The Syrian Observer
July 24, 2018
Mai Skaf was a popular Syrian actress and an outspoken critic of the Assad regime
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Mai Skaf was a popular Syrian actress and an outspoken critic of the Assad regime
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The two towns, which have been under siege by opposition groups for many years, hoped that the regime would send help reports Alsouria
While the regime may believe that it has the support of other nations, it is being mocked behind its back writes Geroun
China has said that it is ready to help with the reconstruction of Syria writes SANA
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The cafes of Damascus, that were once a staple for all social classes in Syria are changing to exclusively become hangouts for the rich writes Sada al-Sham
The region was secured by the Turkish army as part of Operation Euphrates Shield and Operation Olive Branch writes Anadolu Agency
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The agreement is said to include the establishment of peace-keeping forces and the release of prisoners reports Etihad Press
