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Iranian Tanker Photographed Off Syrian Port Tartus: US Satellite Firm
The Iranian oil tanker Adrian Darya 1 at the centre of a dispute between Tehran and Western powers, which went dark off Syria earlier in the week, has been photographed by satellite off the Syrian port of Tartus, Maxar Technologies Inc., a U.S. space technology company said on Saturday.
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At least 43 Killed In String Of Bomb Blasts Across Syria
A string of bomb attacks across mostly government-controlled areas of Syria today killed several dozen people, including at least 30 in President Bashar al-Assad's coastal stronghold of Tartus, state media said.
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Series Of Blasts Kill 18 Across Syria: State Media
At least 18 people were killed and dozens wounded in a series of bombings across mostly government-controlled areas of Syria today, state media reported.
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Russia denies reports of warships heading to Syria
The Russian Defense Ministry denied reports on Friday that the country is sending three warships carrying some 360 marines total to the Syrian port of Tartus. The reports, which quoted an unnamed military official, said the vessels were sailing to Tartus to pick up supplies.
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Iranian Tanker Photographed Off Syrian Port Tartus: US Satellite Firm
The Iranian oil tanker Adrian Darya 1 at the centre of a dispute between Tehran and Western powers, which went dark off Syria earlier in the week, has been photographed by satellite off the Syrian port of Tartus, Maxar Technologies Inc., a U.S. space technology company said on Saturday.
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At least 43 Killed In String Of Bomb Blasts Across Syria
A string of bomb attacks across mostly government-controlled areas of Syria today killed several dozen people, including at least 30 in President Bashar al-Assad's coastal stronghold of Tartus, state media said.
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Series Of Blasts Kill 18 Across Syria: State Media
At least 18 people were killed and dozens wounded in a series of bombings across mostly government-controlled areas of Syria today, state media reported.
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Russia denies reports of warships heading to Syria
The Russian Defense Ministry denied reports on Friday that the country is sending three warships carrying some 360 marines total to the Syrian port of Tartus. The reports, which quoted an unnamed military official, said the vessels were sailing to Tartus to pick up supplies.
