Israeli military strikes target Syrian air bases and Damascus site Syrian state media reports nine killed by Israel in south Israeli defence minister warns Syria against allowing hostile forces ...

The Israeli army carried out multiple airstrikes in different parts of Syria on Wednesday, including the capital Damascus, and “almost completely destroyed” a military airport in another major ...

Türkiye’s low-cost airline AJet, a subsidiary of the flag carrier Turkish Airlines, will begin to operate Istanbul-Damascus and Ankara-Damascsus flights on April 21, the Turkish transport and ...

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it delivered strikes on military infrastructure at Syria’s T4 base near Palmyra, as well as in the province of Hama and near the capital Damascus.

Whether you prefer the name Venice, The Most Serene Republic of Venice or its more colloquial Serenissima, the Italian region ...

Verdansk is returning in CoD BO6 Season 3. In the lead-up to Season 3, rumours that the map would be making a comeback had run rampant, with Activision finally confirming the news with a short ...

According to court documents, he was at home with his daughter in the 26300 block of Woodfield Road in Damascus at around 9 p.m. on Dec. 28. He tried feeding her and noticed she was having trouble ...

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DAMASCUS — Naveen Mahmoud was out running errands when an alarmed neighbor called: The conservative Muslim rebels who ousted Syria's dictator late last year had arrived to shut down the trendy ...

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Early in March, I attended the second British Watchmakers’ Day at Lindley Hall (Royal Horticultural Halls) in Westminster. The sophomore effort had another fantastic turnout and cemented the show as a ...