Regime Tries to Buy FSA to Save Qardaha
All4Syria (Opposition website)
April 4, 2014
Assad family reportedly offered $1 million to FSA to stop battles in Qardaha
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Assad family reportedly offered $1 million to FSA to stop battles in Qardaha
Journalist Firas Choufi drives through the province of Daraa, where the revolution broke out 3 years ago
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Activists circulated other lies regarding impossible feats for the rebels
The situation along the coast has a dense Alawite population and the large number of people from other religious communities who have fled their homes
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Candidates applying for the nomination need to be have been residents of Syria for at least ten consecutive years
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Syrian foreign ministry complains to the U.N. in two formal letters
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