US EditionPro-Iranian militias enter Syria from Iraq to aid beleaguered Syrian army, Reuters reports
- Iranian-Backed Iraqi militias have entered Syria to assist the government's counteroffensive against insurgents who took over Aleppo, as reported by Reuters.
- Approximately 200 militiamen crossed into Syria through the Bou Kamal border crossing to reinforce efforts in Aleppo.
- Although insurgents aim to advance towards Damascus, life in the capital remains undisturbed, and Hezbollah has no current plans to join the conflict.
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Hundreds of pro-Iranian militias traveled from Iraq to Syria to defend Bashar al-Assad’s government, which this weekend was surprised by an incursion of rebels taking four cities, including the country’s second largest, Aleppo. VOA correspondent Laura Sepulveda.
Almost 50,000 displaced in a few days. The Israelis are also intervening. The dialogue card will be tried in Doha (ANSA)
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- 41% of the sources are Center, 41% of the sources lean Right
41% Right
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C 41%
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