Syrian soldiers distance themselves from Assad in return for promised amnesty

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Syrian soldiers distance themselves from Assad

DAMASCUS, Syria — Hundreds of former Syrian soldiers reported to the country's new rulers Saturday for the first time since Bashar Assad was ousted, to answer questions about whether they were involved in crimes against civilians in exchange for a…

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Former Syrian soldiers apply for amnesty from interim government

The new interim government says it opened two reconciliation centres in Damascus as part of a scheme to clear the status of soldiers from the former regime.

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Former Syrian soldiers seek amnesty, return to civilian life

DAMASCUS, SYRIA — Hundreds of former Syrian soldiers on Saturday reported to the country's new rulers for the first time since Bashar al-Assad was ousted to answer questions about whether they may have been involved in crimes against civilians in exchange for a promised amnesty and return to civilian life.  The former soldiers trooped to what used to be the head office in Damascus of Assad's Baath party that had ruled Syria for six decades. They…

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Assad Forces Surrender Arms to HTS in Damascus

Members of Bashar al-Assad’s army and security forces gathered outside a building in Damascus to hand over their weapons and begin settlement procedures under the supervision of members of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, now the de facto ruling authority

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Syrian soldiers distance themselves from al-Assad in return for promised amnesty

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Syrian Soldiers Distance Themselves from Assad in Return for Promised Amnesty

Hundreds of former Syrian soldiers on Saturday reported to the country's new rulers for the first time since Bashar Assad was ousted to answer questions about whether they may have been involved in crimes against civilians in exchange for a promised amnesty and return to civilian life.