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"My Country Is In Great Pain": Turkish Community In Delhi On Devastating Quake
"Hello, are you safe?" Sercan Unsal, a Turkish-origin person settled in Delhi, utters these words every few minutes as he rings relatives and friends in earthquake-hit Turkey and disconnects soon after hearing the answer from the other side.
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"Friend In Need Is Friend Indeed": Earthquake-Hit Turkey Thanks India
Terming India as "Dost" for its generosity for providing funds to the country after three devastating earthquakes struck Turkey in 24 hours, Ambassador of Turkey to India Firat Sunel thanked New Delhi and said, "a friend in need is a friend indeed."
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Pics: Russian, US Troops Share Rare Moment Amid Syria Fighting
US and Russian troops exchanged friendly greetings and posed for pictures together over the weekend on a northeast Syria highway in a rare display of congeniality between the rival forces.
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Trump's Call To Pull Troops From Syria Denounced By Friends, Foes
President Donald Trump on Wednesday delivered a parting snub to one of his biggest congressional critics, as even his Republican allies laid into administration officials for the White House's surprise announcement that U.S. troops would be withdrawing from Syria because, as the president put it on Twitter, Islamic State forces there had been "defe...
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"Full Blame" On Israel, Says Russia As Syria Accidentally Downs Its Jet
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told his Israeli counterpart Avigdor Lieberman Tuesday that Moscow may consider measures to respond to the downing of a Russian plane over Syria, as he lay "full" blame on Israel's air force.
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Abdul Manaf, An ISIS Recruit From Kerala's Kannur, Killed In Syria: Police
An ISIS recruit from Kerala's Kannur district has been killed in Syria, the police said today. Confirming the death of 30-year-old Abdul Manaf, a native of Valapattinam in Kannur in November last year, a senior police official said the news was received by his relatives on January 17 from his friend, who is also in Syria, through Telegram messenger...
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'Chickens Vs Aliens' And Other Modern Myths By Syrian Refugee Children
In the fairy tale of "The Travelling Princess", the heroine is granted one wish: to travel through foreign lands, meet new friends and share her riches with the people she meets
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Witness To An Assassination: Associated Press Photographer Captures Turkey Attack
The event seemed routine, the opening of an exhibit of photographs of Russia. So when a man in a dark suit and tie pulled out a gun, I was stunned and thought it was a theatrical flourish.
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Syrian Journalist Attacked by ISIS In Turkey Dies
A Syrian journalist who was shot in the Turkish city of Gaziantep in an attack claimed by the Islamic State terrorist group died from his wounds Tuesday, a close friend said.
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Truth vs Hype: Two ISIS Admirers From Hyderabad Had A Change Of Heart?
In a dusty open ground in Hyderabad's Baba Nagar area, we meet Muwahid, 28 and Zahid, 24 (names changed). In 2014, the two young men - along with a third friend - made a failed attempt to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State.
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Man Charged With Threatening FBI Agents After Friend Held
A U.S. man was charged Friday with tweeting threats against FBI agents after the arrest of a friend on charges of conspiring to help the Islamic State group, and authorities allege the man had hopes himself of traveling to Syria.
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Beheaded Bodies of Syria Anti-Islamic State Activist, Friend Found in Turkey: Group
The beheaded bodies of a Syrian activist opposed to the Islamic State group and his friend were found early today in the southern Turkish city of Sanliurfa, his group told AFP.
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Water a 'Weapon Of War' in Syria's Divided Aleppo
Through intense bombardment, seeing friends killed before her eyes and living without power, Layana Darwish stuck it out in Syria's Aleppo through four years of civil war, even completing her degree despite the devastation.
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Between Devil and Deep Blue Sea: Syrian Children in Turkey
In the Istanbul district of Esenyurt, during the Muslim holiday of Eid, a skinny Syrian boy counted his friends on his fingers.
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Turkish Doctor Pictured Holding Dead Friend Survives Attack: Report
A young Turkish doctor who was pictured holding the hand of her friend in the aftermath of the suicide bombing on the Syrian border has survived her injuries and been transported to Istanbul for treatment, the Hurriyet daily said today.
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"My Country Is In Great Pain": Turkish Community In Delhi On Devastating Quake
"Hello, are you safe?" Sercan Unsal, a Turkish-origin person settled in Delhi, utters these words every few minutes as he rings relatives and friends in earthquake-hit Turkey and disconnects soon after hearing the answer from the other side.
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"Friend In Need Is Friend Indeed": Earthquake-Hit Turkey Thanks India
Terming India as "Dost" for its generosity for providing funds to the country after three devastating earthquakes struck Turkey in 24 hours, Ambassador of Turkey to India Firat Sunel thanked New Delhi and said, "a friend in need is a friend indeed."
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Pics: Russian, US Troops Share Rare Moment Amid Syria Fighting
US and Russian troops exchanged friendly greetings and posed for pictures together over the weekend on a northeast Syria highway in a rare display of congeniality between the rival forces.
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Trump's Call To Pull Troops From Syria Denounced By Friends, Foes
President Donald Trump on Wednesday delivered a parting snub to one of his biggest congressional critics, as even his Republican allies laid into administration officials for the White House's surprise announcement that U.S. troops would be withdrawing from Syria because, as the president put it on Twitter, Islamic State forces there had been "defe...
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"Full Blame" On Israel, Says Russia As Syria Accidentally Downs Its Jet
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told his Israeli counterpart Avigdor Lieberman Tuesday that Moscow may consider measures to respond to the downing of a Russian plane over Syria, as he lay "full" blame on Israel's air force.
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Abdul Manaf, An ISIS Recruit From Kerala's Kannur, Killed In Syria: Police
An ISIS recruit from Kerala's Kannur district has been killed in Syria, the police said today. Confirming the death of 30-year-old Abdul Manaf, a native of Valapattinam in Kannur in November last year, a senior police official said the news was received by his relatives on January 17 from his friend, who is also in Syria, through Telegram messenger...
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'Chickens Vs Aliens' And Other Modern Myths By Syrian Refugee Children
In the fairy tale of "The Travelling Princess", the heroine is granted one wish: to travel through foreign lands, meet new friends and share her riches with the people she meets
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Witness To An Assassination: Associated Press Photographer Captures Turkey Attack
The event seemed routine, the opening of an exhibit of photographs of Russia. So when a man in a dark suit and tie pulled out a gun, I was stunned and thought it was a theatrical flourish.
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Syrian Journalist Attacked by ISIS In Turkey Dies
A Syrian journalist who was shot in the Turkish city of Gaziantep in an attack claimed by the Islamic State terrorist group died from his wounds Tuesday, a close friend said.
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Truth vs Hype: Two ISIS Admirers From Hyderabad Had A Change Of Heart?
In a dusty open ground in Hyderabad's Baba Nagar area, we meet Muwahid, 28 and Zahid, 24 (names changed). In 2014, the two young men - along with a third friend - made a failed attempt to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State.
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Man Charged With Threatening FBI Agents After Friend Held
A U.S. man was charged Friday with tweeting threats against FBI agents after the arrest of a friend on charges of conspiring to help the Islamic State group, and authorities allege the man had hopes himself of traveling to Syria.
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Beheaded Bodies of Syria Anti-Islamic State Activist, Friend Found in Turkey: Group
The beheaded bodies of a Syrian activist opposed to the Islamic State group and his friend were found early today in the southern Turkish city of Sanliurfa, his group told AFP.
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Water a 'Weapon Of War' in Syria's Divided Aleppo
Through intense bombardment, seeing friends killed before her eyes and living without power, Layana Darwish stuck it out in Syria's Aleppo through four years of civil war, even completing her degree despite the devastation.
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Between Devil and Deep Blue Sea: Syrian Children in Turkey
In the Istanbul district of Esenyurt, during the Muslim holiday of Eid, a skinny Syrian boy counted his friends on his fingers.
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Turkish Doctor Pictured Holding Dead Friend Survives Attack: Report
A young Turkish doctor who was pictured holding the hand of her friend in the aftermath of the suicide bombing on the Syrian border has survived her injuries and been transported to Istanbul for treatment, the Hurriyet daily said today.
