Assad Or Jolani: The Syria Debate

Assad Or Jolani: The Syria Debate

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Figures, released on the eve of International Mine Awareness Day, highlight the fragile security situation in the Arab country. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) revealed this Thursday that more than 700 people have died in Syria since December last year, when an uprising overthrew the dictator Bashar al-Assad, victims of landmines and explosives. According to the organization, a number related to the return of thousands of ref…

The ICRC indicated that the increase in the number of victims is linked to the increasing return of displaced people to their homes and the intensification of military actions in the country, according to a statement. “Since December 8, 2024, Syria has witnessed a tragic increase in the number of victims of explosive devices. Between that date and March 25 of this year, 748 victims were registered, 500 of them since January 1,” said the ICRC. In…

Damascus: More than 700 people have been killed or injured in Syria as a result of unexploded ordnance since the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the International Committee of the Red Cross reported Thursday, warning of a worsening threat with the return of displaced persons and the escalation of military operations. Explosive devices, including mines, are a thorny issue that appears difficult to address after years of […]