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TOPIC: Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north
Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north 27 Mar 2019 23:26 #1
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BEIRUT – Syrian state media is reporting that the country's air defenses have responded to an "Israeli air aggression" targeting positions in the northern Aleppo province. .State TV quotes a military official saying the late Wednesday strikes targeted positions in an industrial area northeast of Aleppo city. The unnamed military official says Syrian air defenses have intercepted a number of "attacking missiles." The night strikes come at a time of heightened tension between Israel and Syria, following Monday's decision by the U.S. administration to recognize Israel's control over the Golan Heights it occupied from Syria in 1967. The decision sparked worldwide condemnation and protests in Syria. Israel has recently acknowledged it has been striking Iranian targets in Syria. The last such strikes were in January. Iran is a Damascus ally Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country'''s north | Fox News |
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Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north 27 Mar 2019 23:37 #2
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Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north 29 Mar 2019 17:17 #3
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Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north 13 Apr 2019 22:45 #4
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BEIRUT – Syrian state media is reporting that the country's air defenses have responded to an "Israeli air aggression" targeting positions in the northern Aleppo province. .State TV quotes a military official saying the late Wednesday strikes targeted positions in an industrial area northeast of Aleppo city. The unnamed military official says Syrian air defenses have intercepted a number of "attacking missiles." The night strikes come at a time of heightened tension between Israel and Syria, following Monday's decision by the U.S. administration to recognize Israel's control over the Golan Heights it occupied from Syria in 1967. The decision sparked worldwide condemnation and protests in Syria. Israel has recently acknowledged it has been striking Iranian targets in Syria. The last such strikes were in January. Iran is a Damascus ally Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country'''s north | Fox News I thought the Russians had sold the all dancing all singing super air defence system to Syria several years ago...but the Jews can conduct air strikes when and where they want in Syria and have done for several years   |
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Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north 14 Apr 2019 09:36 #5
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Syria claims Israel struck targets in the country's north 27 Apr 2019 14:30 #6
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Asia Times | Russia stands to gain amid Syria energy crisis | Article Waiting 19 Hours for Gas in a Lifeless City The war in Syria is now an economic one and a visit to Damascus shows how people are struggling to find essentials. Bloomberg - Are you a robot? War by other means: US/EU sanctions aimed at crippling Syria - World Socialist Web Site Life in Syria’s largest cities, including the capital Damascus, has ground to a near-standstill in recent days, as residents face extreme shortages in fuel and petroleum products. For the average Syrian living in government-controlled areas — now encompassing more than two-thirds of the country, and home to the majority of the population — the crisis is unprecedented. The tightening of United States and European Union sanctions against the Syrian energy and financial sectors, with the recent wave of stringent American measures against maritime petroleum shipping to Syria, the interruption of the Iranian “credit line” to Damascus, Russian reluctance to export oil to Syria, and a delayed crisis response on the part of the Syrian government have combined to create a perfect storm. 
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