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Bashar al-Assad, responsible for 202,000 civilian deaths, now plays video games in Moscow luxury apartment
Assad, the man who killed 202,000 civilians including 23,000 children, gassed 1,400 people to death in a single attack, and ...
Bashar al-Assad is reportedly living a luxurious exile in Moscow, spending time playing video games and mall hopping under ...
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Former Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad nearly dies from suspected poisoning while hiding out in Russia
The longtime ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin spent nine days in the hospital after being poisoned at his Russian ...
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Former Syrian Dictator Bashar al-Assad Reportedly Spends His Days Gaming It Out
Bashar al-Assad passes the time playing online video games in his Moscow high-rise, according to a former military officer ...
New York Times reporters compiled a wide array of clues to uncover what happened to Bashar al-Assad’s key enforcers after the ...
An ongoing reporting project to uncover the roles and whereabouts of the key officials who powered President Bashar ...
EX-SYRIAN President Bashar al-Assad has been rushed to hospital after an alleged assassination attempt. The toppled Syrian ...
We will use all legal means possible to demand that Bashar al-Assad be brought to justice,’ Ahmad al-Sharaa tells CBS News - ...
Some are only now coming forward with accounts of loved ones who disappeared during the civil war and are presumed dead.
Syria's interim President, Ahmed al-Sharaa, has held his first talks with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow since ousting ...
Al Jazeera on MSN
Syria’s al-Sharaa to meet Russia’s Putin in Moscow on Wednesday
SANA reported that Putin called al-Sharaa in February, expressing support for Syria’s “unity, sovereignty and stability”. In ...
Syria's interim leader assures the Russian president that his government will honour all past agreements with Moscow.
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