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Fuel Queues Return to Syrian Cities

Monday, 11 January, 2021 - 12:45 American soldiers stand near military trucks, at al-Omar oil field in Deir Ezzor, Syria March 23, 2019. REUTERS/Rodi Said/File Photo Damascus- Asharq Al-Awsat Before the severe gasoline crisis that hit Syria in the last quarter of 2020 completely recedes, the Ministry of Oil announced a delay in the arrival of oil derivatives supplies, putting residents at new risk of shortage. Blaming the “US sanctions and blockade” for the crisis, the ministry said in a statement on Sunday, that it “temporarily reduced the quantities of gasoline distributed to the provinces by 17 percent and the quantities of diesel by 24 percent in order to manage the available stock.

Regime Forces Members Go MIA in Hama Countryside - The Syrian Observer

Regime Forces Members Go MIA in Hama Countryside - The Syrian Observer
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Daech de retour en Syrie, toujours au service des USA

Daech de retour en Syrie, toujours au service des USA
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Assad regime tightens screws in Deir Ezzor, conscripting its own militia members, while Iran s militias lure recruits with drugs, higher pay: report

Search form Assad regime tightens screws in Deir Ezzor, conscripting its own militia members, while Iran s militias lure recruits with drugs, higher pay: report Dec 21, 2020 The Syrian regime s army in Deir Ezzor governorate is trying to compensate for its human losses after long battles its forces have fought against the Syrian opposition factions in various Syrian cities, in addition to recent attacks on its army forces blamed on Daesh (ISIS), by imposing forced recruitment on young men in the area. SY24 reports that regime s security branches have been active in the city of Deir Ezzor, aiming to press-gang young men who failed to perform their compulsory service into serving in the army, as well as demanding that reserves serve in the army’s ranks.

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