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"I Lived Alongside Death And Didn't Die": A Syrian Frontline Breathes Again
Muhammad al-Masri spent the Syrian war in a house the 75-year-old described as being on the frontline with death.
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Russia Says Has Proof Britain Was Behind Alleged Syria Chemical Attack
The Russian military on Friday said it had proof that an alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria's Eastern Ghouta was staged on orders from London.
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Last Eastern Ghouta Rebels Poised To Surrender: Syrian State Media
The group in control of the last rebel bastion near Damascus appeared on Sunday to have agreed a deal for its fighters to make peace with the government or quit the eastern Ghouta enclave, Syrian state media said on Sunday.
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Syrian Rebel Group In Ghouta Enclave Announces Ceasefire
A Syrian rebel group which still controls a pocket of the Eastern Ghouta enclave on Thursday announced a ceasefire from midnight to allow negotiations with the regime's ally Russia, a spokesman for the faction said.
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American Mother In Syria's Ghouta Urges Donald Trump To "Do Something"
In the United States, her children could have "played under the sun". But trapped in Syria's Eastern Ghouta, Michigan native Deana Lynn and her eight children are living out a nightmare underground.
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More Than Half A Million Killed In Syrian War: Human Rights Monitor
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based war monitor, said on Monday about 511,000 people had been killed in the Syrian war since it began seven years ago.
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Syria Army Cuts Off Main Rebel Town In Ghouta As Number Of Deaths Tops 1,000
Syrian regime forces on Saturday cut off the largest town in Eastern Ghouta from the rest of the rebel-held enclave near Damascus, pressing on with a 20-day assault that has left more than 1,000 civilians dead.
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Syrian Army Intensifies Ghouta Assault: Report
The Syrian army has intensified its operations in the central part of rebel-held eastern Ghouta, state television reported on Saturday, an area where it is close to cutting the enclave in two.
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More Than 900 Killed In 3-Week Assault On Syria's Ghouta Region: Monitor
Syrian forces pursued a relentless air and ground offensive against Eastern Ghouta on Thursday, moving closer to retaking the rebel enclave but also depriving desperate civilians of vital aid.
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Eastern Ghouta, The War-Ravaged Suburb Of Damascus
Syria's battered and besieged Eastern Ghouta region, the last opposition-controlled pocket near Damascus, has for two weeks been pounded by regime forces targeting jihadist holdouts, killing more than 800 civilians.
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"I Lived Alongside Death And Didn't Die": A Syrian Frontline Breathes Again
Muhammad al-Masri spent the Syrian war in a house the 75-year-old described as being on the frontline with death.
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Russia Says Has Proof Britain Was Behind Alleged Syria Chemical Attack
The Russian military on Friday said it had proof that an alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria's Eastern Ghouta was staged on orders from London.
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Last Eastern Ghouta Rebels Poised To Surrender: Syrian State Media
The group in control of the last rebel bastion near Damascus appeared on Sunday to have agreed a deal for its fighters to make peace with the government or quit the eastern Ghouta enclave, Syrian state media said on Sunday.
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Syrian Rebel Group In Ghouta Enclave Announces Ceasefire
A Syrian rebel group which still controls a pocket of the Eastern Ghouta enclave on Thursday announced a ceasefire from midnight to allow negotiations with the regime's ally Russia, a spokesman for the faction said.
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American Mother In Syria's Ghouta Urges Donald Trump To "Do Something"
In the United States, her children could have "played under the sun". But trapped in Syria's Eastern Ghouta, Michigan native Deana Lynn and her eight children are living out a nightmare underground.
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More Than Half A Million Killed In Syrian War: Human Rights Monitor
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based war monitor, said on Monday about 511,000 people had been killed in the Syrian war since it began seven years ago.
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Syria Army Cuts Off Main Rebel Town In Ghouta As Number Of Deaths Tops 1,000
Syrian regime forces on Saturday cut off the largest town in Eastern Ghouta from the rest of the rebel-held enclave near Damascus, pressing on with a 20-day assault that has left more than 1,000 civilians dead.
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Syrian Army Intensifies Ghouta Assault: Report
The Syrian army has intensified its operations in the central part of rebel-held eastern Ghouta, state television reported on Saturday, an area where it is close to cutting the enclave in two.
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More Than 900 Killed In 3-Week Assault On Syria's Ghouta Region: Monitor
Syrian forces pursued a relentless air and ground offensive against Eastern Ghouta on Thursday, moving closer to retaking the rebel enclave but also depriving desperate civilians of vital aid.
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Eastern Ghouta, The War-Ravaged Suburb Of Damascus
Syria's battered and besieged Eastern Ghouta region, the last opposition-controlled pocket near Damascus, has for two weeks been pounded by regime forces targeting jihadist holdouts, killing more than 800 civilians.
