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Tag: Idlib

Russia’s three years of war in Syria brings victory close for regime

A Russian or Syrian regime airstrike on the town of Zardana, Syria on June 7th 2018 killed at least 15 civilians and injured up to 80 more (Image via White Helmets)

Russia’s three years of war in Syria brings victory close for regime

Moscow’s intervention in Syria – its most successful military adventure in decades – looks poised to restore the Assad government. Thousands of civilians have died in the process.

Posted on September 10, 2018September 10, 2018Author Samuel OakfordCategories NewsTags accountabilty, airstrikes, Aleppo, Bashar al Assad, bombing, civilian casualties, Idlib, ISIL, Islamic State, monitoring, non-combatants, Russia, Russian airstrikes, Syria, transparency, Vladimir Putin

America’s shadow war in Syria

In the latest suspected US unilateral strike against alleged Al Qaeda in Syria, two militants died when their car was targeted on March 27th. But also reportedly killed were two civilians passing nearby (Image courtesy of Step News)

America’s shadow war in Syria

What began as a unilateral war against Al Qaeda may see the United States embroiled in Syria’s affairs long after ISIL’s defeat

Posted on April 4, 2017April 4, 2017Author Samuel OakfordCategories NewsTags air strikes, airstrikes, Airwars, Al Qaeda, Al Qaeda in Syria, assad, AUMF, CENTCOM, CIA, civcas, civilian casualties, civilians, CJTF, CJTF-OIR, coalition, Drones, Fatah al Sham, foreign policy, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, human rights, Idlib, Iraq, JSOC, pentagon, special forces, Syria

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