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British Syrian activist Hassan Akkad detained in Damascus
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British Syrian activist Hassan Akkad detained in Damascus

British Syrian activist Hassan Akkad was detained in Damascus after journalist Mousa al-Omar filed a complaint over Akkad's social media criticism of alleged unfulfilled financial pledges. Akkad, a former English teacher and BAFTA winner, was arrested at a cafe. While the Public Prosecutor confirmed a warrant, the case was reportedly dropped, and al-Omar stated he had dropped his complaint.

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Syrian Interior Ministry: Initial investigations reveal a specific entity behind Damascus bombing
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Crime·19.05.2026Resumen IA

Syrian Interior Ministry: Initial investigations reveal a specific entity behind Damascus bombing

Syrian Interior Ministry spokesperson stated that initial investigations into the Damascus bombing revealed a specific entity behind the attack, possibly linked to remnants of the former regime, foreign militias, or extremist groups. The attack, which killed one soldier and injured 23 civilians, targeted a busy civilian area. The ministry plans to announce details about targeted cells and arrests soon.

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RT عربي
Russia demands Israel comply with 1974 Golan Heights disengagement agreement
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Política·28.04.2026Resumen IA

Russia demands Israel comply with 1974 Golan Heights disengagement agreement

Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya called on Israel to return to compliance with the 1974 Disengagement Agreement on separation of Israeli and Syrian forces in the Golan Heights and respect UN Security Council resolutions on Syria. Nebenzya criticized Israel's policy of expanding occupation and demanded it cease airstrikes undermining Syrian military capabilities, while warning that Damascus's restraint should not be mistaken for weakness.

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TASS
Syria Opens First Public Trial of Assad-Era Officials in Damascus
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Crime·26.04.2026Resumen IA

Syria Opens First Public Trial of Assad-Era Officials in Damascus

Syria's first public trial of officials linked to former President Bashar al-Assad opened in Damascus, with Atef Najib, a former brigadier general and cousin of Assad, facing charges related to crimes against the Syrian people. Najib headed the Political Security Branch in Daraa province in 2011 when teenagers were arrested and tortured for anti-government graffiti, an event that catalyzed mass protests and sparked the 14-year civil war ending with Assad's ousting in December 2024.

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Australia Refuses to Repatriate Citizens Linked to Suspected Daesh Militants
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Política·25.04.2026Resumen IA

Australia Refuses to Repatriate Citizens Linked to Suspected Daesh Militants

Australia has refused to help repatriate four Australian women and nine of their children and grandchildren who left the Roj camp in northeastern Syria on Friday, with the government stating it will not bring people back from Syria. The group is among 34 Australians at the camp who previously failed to return home in February. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said those who return will face the full force of the law if they have committed crimes.

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