Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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Muji.Iqbal
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Syrian rebels have won and Bashar Al Aswad has run away.
What more is there to say?
What more is there to say?
The SC
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He was arrested..
A follower of the deposed regime entered a restaurant in Damascus impersonating a member of the Operations Management Forces and began giving them directions and speaking in sectarian terms. He was referred to the competent authorities.
*The restaurant owner asked him for his identity papers..
A follower of the deposed regime entered a restaurant in Damascus impersonating a member of the Operations Management Forces and began giving them directions and speaking in sectarian terms. He was referred to the competent authorities.
*The restaurant owner asked him for his identity papers..
The SC
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Syrian-Iraqi border 
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Buses are preparing to return the Syrian Baath officers and soldiers who took refuge in Iraq the moment the regime fell, as the Iraqi government announced its intention to hand them over to the new Syrian government, which will put them on trial in the country.
What remains is to return the money, weapons, and tanks they fled with.
:Buses are preparing to return the Syrian Baath officers and soldiers who took refuge in Iraq the moment the regime fell, as the Iraqi government announced its intention to hand them over to the new Syrian government, which will put them on trial in the country.
What remains is to return the money, weapons, and tanks they fled with.
_Arabia_
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The usual Western patronizing and nonsense. Does anyone from the region actually take this seriously anymore regardless of their political views, religion, ethnicity or nationality?
I think that we can all agree.
I think that we can all agree.
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shapurzolaktaf
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Blame turks and arabs for destroying Syria. Iran stepped in much later at request of Syrian government. Iran will no more provide free oil for Syria. Turkey, Qatar, Saudi have to open their wallet now and provide free oil.
Knowing Turks, they will not pay a penny, so Saudi and Qatar have to rebuild Syria and it costs 1 trillion USD. Are they ready to pay that or organizing world cup and J-Lo shaking her back side in land of Nabi (pbuh) has priority?
The SC
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An Egyptian-Turkish summit, and it is clear from its outcomes that it was positive.
There were discussions on the Palestinian issue, Syria, Libya, Sudan and Somalia, and an agreement on the importance of protecting the sovereignty, territorial integrity and security of these countries.
Regarding Syria specifically, President Sisi spoke about the necessity of preserving the unity, independence and territorial integrity of Syria, and launching a Syrian political process that includes all segments of society.
Certainly, there are spaces for differences in viewpoints, but it is important that we know how to talk to each other and respect each other’s concerns, and this is a positive and important thing.
There were discussions on the Palestinian issue, Syria, Libya, Sudan and Somalia, and an agreement on the importance of protecting the sovereignty, territorial integrity and security of these countries.
Regarding Syria specifically, President Sisi spoke about the necessity of preserving the unity, independence and territorial integrity of Syria, and launching a Syrian political process that includes all segments of society.
Certainly, there are spaces for differences in viewpoints, but it is important that we know how to talk to each other and respect each other’s concerns, and this is a positive and important thing.
EugeneP
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What an idiot to bring up alcohol consumption as a major issue of statecraft when the poor guy has to probably ensure where the people will get food, water, electricity and shelter tomorrow.
