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Russian Jets Only Bombing Terrorists’ Positions in Syria: Moscow

Russian Jets Only Bombing Terrorists’ Positions in Syria: Moscow

"Russian Aerospace Forces’ aircraft from the Hmeymim airbase are striking only the Daesh and Nusra Front terrorist groups in the provinces of Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor and near the Tadmur district in Homs province," ministry spokesman Maj. Gen. Igor Konashenkov stated. Russia’s forces are not bombing the Syrian opposition groups, …

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Germany Says Merkel Discussed Press Freedom with Turkish PM

Germany Says Merkel Discussed Press Freedom with Turkish PM

"You can assume that this topic was on the agenda during the most recent talks between the chancellor and the Turkish prime minister," Christiane Wirtz told a government news conference on Monday, adding that they held talks on Sunday. "Press freedom has very great significance to the German government," she …

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Russia Delivers 620 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Syria

Russia Delivers 620 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Syria

About 620 metric tons of humanitarian aid and medicine have been delivered to the Syrian provinces of Hama, Homs, Latakia, Daraa, Deir ez-Zor, Aleppo and Damascus, the Russian Defense Ministry said Monday. "We have already delivered and handed over more than 620 tons of humanitarian aid, medicine and other essentials …

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Pope Calls Nuns Killed in Yemen Modern-Day Martyrs

Pope Calls Nuns Killed in Yemen Modern-Day Martyrs

Francis told the Faithful Sunday that the nuns "gave their blood for the Church" and that they were not only victims of the attackers but also of "this indifference of globalization." The nuns were among 16 people killed Friday by gunmen who stormed a retirement home run by a charity …

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EU Asks for Turkey's Respect for Media Freedom

EU Asks for Turkey's Respect for Media Freedom

“The EU has repeatedly stressed that Turkey, as (an EU) candidate country, needs to respect and promote high democratic standards and practices, including freedom of the media,” the EU's diplomatic service said in a statement on Saturday. On Friday afternoon, police forces clashed with demonstrators in a bid to smash …

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Residents of Syria’s Raqqa Clash with Daesh Terrorists

Residents of Syria’s Raqqa Clash with Daesh Terrorists

The inhabitants of Diriyah, Ferdos and Ramila neighborhoods in Raqqa clashed with Daesh militants and managed to clear the areas from the foreign-backed terrorists, local media reported on Saturday night. The people of Raqqa also hoisted the Syrian flag on al-Jadid Bridge in the city, according to the report. Back …

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FBI Instructs Teachers to Spy on American Students

FBI Instructs Teachers to Spy on American Students

Based on the widely unpopular British “anti-terror” mass surveillance program, the FBI’s "Preventing Violent Extremism in Schools" guidelines, released in January, are almost certainly designed to single out and target Muslim-American communities, Sputnik News reported on Saturday. However, in its caution to avoid the appearance of discrimination, the agency identifies …

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