Published 2 years ago

Assad family likely worth $1-2 billion, US report says

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The estimate includes the president's wife, brother, sister, cousins and uncle. The State Department said it could only provide an "inexact estimate" The Assads believed to hold assets under fictitious names or through opaque property dealings. The US Congress has led sanctions that aim to prevent a return to business as usual.

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The Straits Times

Assad family likely worth up to $2.7 billion, US report says

Estimate includes the president's wife, brother, sister, cousins and uncle, most of whom are under US sanctions. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 years ago·Singapore

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Al Arabiya

Bashar al-Assad's family likely worth $1-2 billion, US report says

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's family is likely worth $1-2 billion, the US State Department said Thursday, despite US-led efforts to isolate him over

2 years ago·Saudi Arabia

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Al-Monitor

Assad family likely worth $1-2 billion, US report says

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's family is likely worth $1-2 billion, the US State Department said Thursday, despite US-led efforts to isolate him over the brutal war.In a report required by Congress, the State Department said it could only provide an "inexact estimate" with the Assads believed to hold assets under fictitious names or through opaque property dealings."Estimates based on open-source information generally put the Assad family ne…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Daily Sabah

Syria's ruling Assad family is likely worth $1B-$2B: US report

According to the U.S. State Department, the Syrian leader Bashar Assad's family is likely worth $1 billion-$2 billion, despite U.S.-led efforts to...

2 years ago·Türkiye

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The New Arab

Syria dictator Assad's family likely worth $1-2b: US report

The State Department said it could only provide an 'inexact estimate', with the Assads believed to hold assets under fictitious names or through opaque property dealings.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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