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Syria’s First Coastal Massacre Verdicts Punish Fighters From Both Sides

Dissenting Citizen11 seconds ago04 mins

Syria’s first verdicts over the 2025 coastal violence include convictions of Assad loyalists and a 20-year sentence for a former member of the new government’s forces, alongside an acquittal.

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