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New Images Emerge Of Syrian Boy Bloodied In Iconic Aleppo Photo
A young Syrian boy, whose stunned image covered in dust and blood became an iconic symbol of suffering in Aleppo, has appeared in new footage posted by a pro-Syrian government television presenter.
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'We Will Give Him A Family': 6-Year-Old Boy Writes Obama About Refugee 'Brother'
For many of us, the images of 5-year-old Omran Daqneesh, injured, ashen and bewildered after an airstrike in Aleppo last month, crystallized the horror of Syria's civil war. It made us wonder, again, how that horror might be stopped.
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Nearly 50 Million Children 'Uprooted' Worldwide: UNICEF
Almost 50 million children throughout the world are "uprooted," forcibly displaced from their home countries by war, violence or persecution, the United Nations children's program said on Wednesday.
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'No Story In Syria Has A Happy Ending': Brother Of Aleppo Boy Who Became The Latest Symbol Of Civil War Dies
The rescue of 5-year old Omran Daqneesh, pulled from the rubble of his bombed-out Aleppo, Syria, home Wednesday, was broadcast around the world, dominating front pages and drawing tears from television anchors.
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Why Aleppo Is Syria's Fiercest Battleground
With rebels and government forces each promising to unite the divided city, Aleppo is once again a main battlefield in Syria's devastating civil war. Relentless shelling and airstrikes have killed more than 300 civilians in the city since rebels broke through a government blockade of the opposition-held east on July 31. A photo of five-year-old Omr...
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Brother Of Syrian Boy Pictured In Aleppo Dies Of His Wounds
The older brother of the Syrian boy whose image, dazed and bloodied after an air strike, shocked people around the world, has died in Aleppo from wounds sustained in the same incident, a war monitor and a witness said.
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Anchor Who Broke Down On TV While Reporting On Syrian Boy Is All Of Us
While reporting on the heartbreaking footage of Omran Daqneesh, the Syrian boy who survived a military airstrike in Aleppo, CNN anchor Kate Bolduan lost her composure and broke down on air.
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New Images Emerge Of Syrian Boy Bloodied In Iconic Aleppo Photo
A young Syrian boy, whose stunned image covered in dust and blood became an iconic symbol of suffering in Aleppo, has appeared in new footage posted by a pro-Syrian government television presenter.
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'We Will Give Him A Family': 6-Year-Old Boy Writes Obama About Refugee 'Brother'
For many of us, the images of 5-year-old Omran Daqneesh, injured, ashen and bewildered after an airstrike in Aleppo last month, crystallized the horror of Syria's civil war. It made us wonder, again, how that horror might be stopped.
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Nearly 50 Million Children 'Uprooted' Worldwide: UNICEF
Almost 50 million children throughout the world are "uprooted," forcibly displaced from their home countries by war, violence or persecution, the United Nations children's program said on Wednesday.
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'No Story In Syria Has A Happy Ending': Brother Of Aleppo Boy Who Became The Latest Symbol Of Civil War Dies
The rescue of 5-year old Omran Daqneesh, pulled from the rubble of his bombed-out Aleppo, Syria, home Wednesday, was broadcast around the world, dominating front pages and drawing tears from television anchors.
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Why Aleppo Is Syria's Fiercest Battleground
With rebels and government forces each promising to unite the divided city, Aleppo is once again a main battlefield in Syria's devastating civil war. Relentless shelling and airstrikes have killed more than 300 civilians in the city since rebels broke through a government blockade of the opposition-held east on July 31. A photo of five-year-old Omr...
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Brother Of Syrian Boy Pictured In Aleppo Dies Of His Wounds
The older brother of the Syrian boy whose image, dazed and bloodied after an air strike, shocked people around the world, has died in Aleppo from wounds sustained in the same incident, a war monitor and a witness said.
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Anchor Who Broke Down On TV While Reporting On Syrian Boy Is All Of Us
While reporting on the heartbreaking footage of Omran Daqneesh, the Syrian boy who survived a military airstrike in Aleppo, CNN anchor Kate Bolduan lost her composure and broke down on air.
