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Read moreDetailsWhy Israel PM Ordered Military To ‘Seize’ Syria Buffer Zone Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had ordered the Israeli military to “seize” a demilitarised buffer zone on...
Read moreDetailsJoe Biden, US President Why US Will Engage With All Syrian Groups — Biden President Joe Biden on Sunday said the United States would engage with “all Syrian groups”...
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