Army Claims to Restore Stability in Sadad
Al-Thawra (Pro-government newspaper)
October 30, 2013
Sources tell pro-government media the army killed dozens of terrorists
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Sources tell pro-government media the army killed dozens of terrorists
Shaaban said work was needed to address a culture crisis
The Homs neighbourhood is under fire from pro-regime militias
All roads in to the Ghouta area are closed
The regime forces are targeting civilians in the Jaramana area in order to create division between the civilians and FSA
The Water Corporation is working on an emergency supply plan for Damascus
A plane carrying 35 former prisoners was headed for Adana in Turkey Wednesday
Abu Wael, a paramedic from the town of Zamlka, says he chose the colour yellow for these masks because it reminds children of the cartoon character Sponge Bob
The statement said that the formation of the divisions came in response to the massacres carried out by the tyrant Bashar
Jabhat al-Nusra will be part of the state if it is Islamic, but we will not impose “our point of view”
The chemical weapon issue is just one side of the equation: One side ensures the safety and security of what the traitor regime used to disingenuously call the “enemy,”
The Syrian activists congratulate the “Lebanese people for the death of General Jameh”
All attempts to halt fighting and reach a peaceful political solution were in vain
The Kurdish Military Council in Hasakeh Province and the Revolutionary Council of Kurdish Syrians join the Syrian Free Army
The Assad regime has infringed every international norm and convention during the past two and a half years. It has arrested, tortured, and killed peaceful protesters
The defense minister conveyed the pride of President Bashar al-Assad for the soldiers’ heroic deeds in the war against the vicious conspiracy
The Imam emphasized the necessity of deepening the young generations’ belief in God to remove the misunderstanding left by scenes of terrorism
The people demonstrated a fatwa that permits eating cats was announced
Rebel leader fears the loss of some suburbs creates a big threat on other rebel-held areas in Damascus
Government allocates SYP 50 billion in 2014 to compensate the families whose houses were damaged
