New York Times | Syria Deaths in 2014 Hit a New High, Group Says New York Times More than 76,000 people died in Syria's civil war in 2014, including more than 3,500 children, a monitoring group reported on Thursday. The figures would make last year the deadliest in Syria since the conflict began in March 2011. The figures from the ... Syria conflict: 76000 die in deadliest year - activists Syria's Assad Visits Troops on Front Line Near Damascus Assad Makes Rare Visit To Syria Front Line |
US vet says fighting in Syria was as easy as buying airplane ticket to Miami Fox News EXCLUSIVE: All it took was a plane ticket, and an informal background check over Facebook. Then he was ushered to the front lines in Syria, fighting against the Islamic State. In a rare, exclusive interview with Fox News, a U.S. military veteran with ... |
The Independent | Video released of two Italian women held hostage in Syria The Independent Italian newspaper La Repubblica reports that the pair were kidnapped in August near Aleppo and, citing Arab media, claim they have been sold on through several militant groups in Syria. In the unverified video, Ramelli is holding a piece of paper ... Italian women held hostage by Syrian Islamists 'appeal for salvation' in video Report: Video shows two Italian women held captive in Syria 'Kidnapped Italian women in Syria' appear in video |
The Guardian | New Zealander thought to be fighting in Syria accidentally tweets locations The Guardian Taylor proudly displayed his burnt New Zealand passport in a Facebook post in June, in which he declared his move to Syria was a “one-way trip, no going back”. He claims to have since been in touch with New Zealand's passport office to secure a ... Geo-jihad: New Zealand militant accidentally tweets his Syria location New Zealand Isis jihadist accidentally tweets his location from Syria New Zealand ISIS Militant Reveals Secret Hideout in Syria on Twitter; ISIS ... |
Iran in Iraq and Syria The Economist MANY chefs have stirred the cauldron of war consuming Syria and Iraq, but perhaps none so vigorously or with so long and capacious a spoon as the Islamic Republic of Iran. Unlike the American-led international coalition formed to combat Islamic State ... |
Daily Mail | US launches TWENTY NINE air strikes over Syria and Iraq in blitz against ISIS Daily Mail U.S. and Arab war planes launched 29 air strikes against Islamic State fighters and buildings across both Iraq and Syria overnight, according to military chiefs. Syrian targets included he Islamic State's defacto capital of Raqqa, and Kobane where ... US, partners hit Islamic State in Syria, Iraq US-led Forces Launch 10 Airstrikes in Syria, Iraq Syria and Iraq suffer record death tolls in 2014 |
Press TV | As Aleppo Goes, So Goes Syria? CounterPunch The victor in Aleppo will achieve momentum which some military experts claim will lead them to control much of Syria and certainly nearly all of the major population centers. Aleppo is crucial for both sides as pressure builds daily and as many ... Militant mortar attack injures child near Syrian capital Rebel mortar attack kills 13 in Syria's Aleppo |
Yahoo News | Syria's Assad shown hugging troops in embattled Damascus district Yahoo News BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad visited a district on the outskirts of Damascus and thanked soldiers fighting "in the face of terrorism", his office said on Twitter late on Wednesday, posting pictures of the rare trip. Syrian ... |
Russia Seeks Advantage from America's Syria Paralysis Commentary Magazine Last month, I had the opportunity to sit down and chat briefly with Salih Muslim, the head of Syria's Democratic Union Party (PYD) at a conference in Brussels, Belgium. Muslim is probably the most influential figure in Rojava, as Syrian Kurdistan is ... |
New York Times | Vanguard of Syria's Uprising, Now on the Run From ISIS, Weighs a Bleak Future New York Times ANTAKYA, Turkey — The cigarette smoke in the hotel room grew as thick as the cottony fog outside in this Turkish border town, as Syrian men, night after night, told their war stories. Their memories veered from exhilaration to black humor to terror ... |