CNBC | Bad to worse: ISIS brings fight to Syrian capital CNBC Yarmouk has been held for three years by more moderate factions opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. But fighting escalated severely starting last week, when ISIS made a push to take over the area. All this has made the violence in Damascus ... Refugee camp captures the horror of Syria Syria civil war: Government's 'indiscriminate and stupid' bombing of the ... Syria offers Palestinians its firepower in Yarmuk battle |
Business Insider | Syria and Iraq are awash with Russian, Iranian, and Chinese weapons Business Insider A large amount of the Russian, Iranian, and Chinese ammunition flooding the battle zones were likely looted by ISIS and other jihadists from Syrian military bases. Iran and Russia both directly provided arms to the Assad regime in 2014 as ISIS were ... UK sends military trainers to Syria |
The Guardian | Cameron's unthinking policy on Syria has fuelled the rise of British jihadism The Guardian Cameron should not be let off the hook for supporting the armed opposition in Syria and being ready to start bombing Syrian government forces in 2013 after the Syrians had apparently used chemical weapons. The planes were ready to take off from Cyprus. |
Telegraph.co.uk | Two boys aged 17 'travel to Syria from Dewsbury' Telegraph.co.uk The families of Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal, the two teenage boys who are believed to have travelled to Syria, have said they are in "a state of profound shock" and are praying for the safe return of the "ordinary Yorkshire lads". They said: "We ... Two Dewsbury teenagers 'feared Syria-bound' Yorkshire Teenagers In Syria, Police Fear From Dewsbury to Syria: Families in shock after their "ordinary Yorkshire lads ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | In Syria's war, Alawites pay heavy price for loyalty to Bashar al-Assad Telegraph.co.uk The scale of the sect's losses is staggering: with a population of around two million, a tenth of Syria's population, the Alawites boast perhaps 250,000 men of fighting age. Today as many as one third are dead, local residents and Western diplomats say. Iran-Supported Syria Praises Framework Nuclear Deal |
CBS News | "Beyond inhumane" battle for refugee camp in Syria CBS News Hatem al-Dimashqi, an activist based in an area just south of Damascus, said the Yarmouk camp was under attack Monday. Both Al-Dimashqi and the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) also said Syrian government's air force has ... UN official: State of Syrian refugee camp 'beyond inhumane' Islamic State Seizes Palestinian Refugee Camp in Syria Desperation for Palestinians trapped in Syrian refugee camp |
BBC News | Syria crisis: Kidnapped Kurds freed by Islamist rebels BBC News Islamist rebel fighters have released some 300 Kurdish men taken captive and held for hours in northwest Syria. Reports say the men were seized from buses travelling from the town of Afrin to the city of Aleppo. Officials from the Kurdish Democratic ... Islamists kidnap then free 300 Kurds in Syria Syrian insurgents kidnap then release 300 Kurds: Kurdish official Al-Nusra 'abducts 300 Kurds in northwestern Syria' |
Breitbart News | ISIS Blows Up Historic Christian Church in Syria on Easter Breitbart News Christians are a small minority in Syria, comprising just 10% of Syria's mostly Muslim Sunni population. Assyrian Easter celebrations this year have been limited to prayers and masses because of the dire circumstances in the conflict-ridden country. Islamic State Militants Destroy Church In Syria On Easter: Report ISIS Blows Up Church on Easter Sunday: Syria State News Agency Islamic State blows up Syrian church on Easter Sunday |
The Daily Star | Activists: 2 deadly car bombs hit rebel bases in Syria U.S. News & World Report BEIRUT (AP) — A pair of car bombs targeted two rebel bases north of the Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, killing and wounding dozens, two activist groups said. The attacks targeted compounds belonging to Islamic opposition groups in the countryside ... Lebanese army says three militants killed near Syria border |
WFAA | First Syrian refugees relocate to North Texas WFAA "They were getting scared from the sounds of bullets firing," he said. "That's when he knew it was time to leave." Civil war has sent Syria into a brutal nightmare. News 8 agreed to only use that father's first name — Hussein — since his relatives ... |