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Unknown persons kidnap former director of "Syrian News"

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The Syrian Ministry of Information announced the kidnapping of the former director of the Syrian News Agency, Saleh Ibrahim, from the capital Damascus. In a brief statement today (Saturday), it confirmed its condemnation of the kidnapping. It stated that it is following up with the Ministry of Interior to investigate the circumstances of the incident, stressing its commitment to protecting journalists and providing them with a safe working envir…

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Unknown persons kidnap former director of "Syrian News"

The Syrian Ministry of Information announced the kidnapping of the former director of the Syrian News Agency, Saleh Ibrahim, from the capital Damascus. In a brief statement today (Saturday), it confirmed its condemnation of the kidnapping. It stated that it is following up with the Ministry of Interior to investigate the circumstances of the incident, stressing its commitment to protecting journalists and providing them with a safe working envir…

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عكاظ broke the news in 25 days ago on Saturday, February 15, 2025.

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