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'I thought I'd died.' How land mines are continuing to claim lives in post-Assad Syria
The number of land mine-related incidents has surged, particularly as displaced people return to former front-line areas.
In Idlib, a glimpse of Syria’s Islamist-run future
Before the Islamist militia Hayat Tahrir al-Sham took power in Damascus, it ruled an authoritarian parallel state in Idlib ...
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Syria’s Uncertain New Order
JEROME DREVON is Senior Analyst in Jihad and Modern Conflict at the International Crisis Group. He is the author of From ...
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'I thought I'd died': How land mines claim lives in post-Assad Syria
Suleiman Khalil was harvesting olives in a Syrian orchard with two friends four months ago, unaware the soil beneath them ...
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'I thought I'd died.' How land mines are continuing to claim lives in post-Assad Syria
Khalil, who is from the village of Qaminas, in the southern part of Syria’s Idlib province, is engaged and dreams of a prosthetic limb so he can return to work and support his family again.
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'I thought I'd died.' How landmines are continuing to claim lives in post-Assad Syria
Khalil, who is from the village of Qaminas, in the southern part of Syria’s Idlib province, is engaged and dreams of a prosthetic limb so he can return to work and support his family again.
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‘I thought I’d died.’ How landmines are continuing to claim lives in post-Assad Syria
Khalil, who is from the village of Qaminas, in the southern part of Syria’s Idlib province, is engaged and dreams of a prosthetic limb so he can return to work and support his family again.