the Israeli attack caused significant damage to the airport’s runway and rendering it temporarily non-functional, according to Baladi News.
This Suweida protest transcends sectarian boundaries, encompassing not only the Druze population but also Christians, residents of various faiths, and tribal Muslims, according to Saba Madwar in al-Modon.
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The confrontation escalated into intense clashes between the opposing sides, according to Athr Press.
The main objective of this visit is to convey a strong message to the American government and its people, according to al-Modon.
Protesters removed a picture of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from the northern entrance to the city of Suweida, according to Syria TV.
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Haboush warned against disregarding people’s demands and valid criticism, Damas Post writes.
Sabbagh criticized the misuse of the United States presidency of the Security Council, al-Watan reports.
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Under the headline “A Fallacy, Not a Revival: Unmasking Deceit and Charlatans,” Al-Baath dismisses the ongoing protests.
Hundreds of individuals from various cities and towns within the Suweida governorate converged at al-Karama Square, according to Syria TV.
The movement claims there is a secret tunnel leading to Bashar al-Assad’s palace, according to Baladi News.
The victims of this devastating incident originated from the village of al-Ruwaiha in the southern countryside of Idleb, according to al-Souria Net.
Ongoing protests in the rural areas of Aleppo have shed light on the monopolistic practices of the al-Anwar Company, according to al-Modon.
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Recently, pro-government journalists and activists have begun to turn against their government.
Young individuals from Nawa, Daraa, participated in a demonstration on August 21st, calling for the downfall of the regime, according to Enab Baladi.
Although Ankara would usually appoint seven different governors for the areas it controls, a new approach involves appointing only one, according to al-Tareek.
Analysts attribute this surge in Syrian exports to amplified outbound shipments of natural resources, Athr Press writes.
