Jihadists sell Syrian Oil to Iraqi Businessmen
The Syrian Observer
July 23, 2014
Trucks reportedly travelled to Deir El-Zor’s oil fields from Iraq
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Trucks reportedly travelled to Deir El-Zor’s oil fields from Iraq
The new banknotes depict the Syrian Opera House and a mosaic of the first music note in the world
Before she began working as a hairdresser, poverty forced Syrian Umm Mahmoud to seek donations for food and rent money to survive as a refugee in Lebanon
The news comes as the regime continues to destroy millions of square meters of residential areas
The Prime Ministry had repeatedly said that bread is still a red line for the government
The Islamic State now controls large parts of the province of Deir El-Zor
Local council fails to attract activists over unpopularity and fears of retribution from ISIS
The Fairgrounds currently host 51 commercial, industrial, and services companies and warehouses for businesses whose facilities were vandalized
Activists claimed Jarba paid the defector’s family
Consumer groups intervene to lower prices during the Holy Month
Drugs are sold in unmarked boxes
Halqi hailed the accelerated pace of relief work in Syria
The Nusra faction in Bukamal swore allegiance to ISIS overnight Tuesday, noting that the agreement took place in the area of Rabia on the border with Iraq
Source says the timing of this decision coincides with an escalation of operations by the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria and the Nusra Front
Human Rights Watch says rebel factions have been using child soldiers in roles ranging from sniper to suicide bomber
Halqi says Aleppo may return to its former splendor
An Alawite employee describes the daily effort to stay alive
The approximate number of missing persons is over 99,440
FSA spokesman says battles taking place indicate that ISIS wants to connect Deir El-Zor with Mosul
The release of Adnan Kassar comes in the framework of an amnesty decree issued by the Syrian president
