Bashar al-Assad’s Manipulative Rhetoric Exposed in Last Interview
AL-SOURIA NET (Opposition website)
August 14, 2023
The interview’s platform allowed Assad to broadcast his deceptive rhetoric, says al-Souria Net.
The interview’s platform allowed Assad to broadcast his deceptive rhetoric, says al-Souria Net.
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