Syria crisis
Complete coverage of the multi-front war in the heart of the Middle East
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Trump authorizes release of some funds for Syria's White Helmets
Release of approximately $6.6 million for the White Helmets and a U.N. agency accounts for a fraction of some $200 million in frozen funds for Syria stabilization programs
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Watchdog: Nerve agent, toxic chemical "very likely" used in Syria attacks
The OPCW's fact-finding team is not mandated to apportion blame for chemical attacks
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Russia denies airstrikes as dozens killed in "de-escalation" zone
Monitoring group says Russian jets were behind deadliest assault this year in northern Syrian province to which thousands have fled
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Rights group accuses U.S. of "annihilation" in Syria
U.S. military calls Amnesty International report suggesting scant regard for civilian life in Raqqa "grossly inaccurate"
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Assad's forces say ISIS out, capital city "completely safe"
Syrian army says militants ousted from all of Damascus suburbs for 1st time in almost 7 years
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U.N. warns of "conflagration," Iran accuses Israel of "baseless" attack
Tehran denies firing rockets at Israel, calls it a "fabricated" pretext for attack on forces in Syria
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Israel bombs "dozens" of alleged Iranian targets in Syria
Defense chief says military "struck almost all the Iranian infrastructure in Syria," warns Tehran, "If we get rain, they'll get a flood"
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U.S. freezes funding for Syria's "White Helmets"
The U.S had accounted for about a third of the relief group's overall funding
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Many Iranians reportedly killed in missile strike in Syria
Iranian media give conflicting reports about overnight incident amid speculation strike was carried out by Israel
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Russia chided for "obscene masquerade" on Syria attack
Russia offers up Syrian "witnesses" who were purportedly used in "staged videos" after suspected chemical attack
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Russia to supply Syria "new missile defense systems"
Military's statement does not specify what weapons Assad will get, but it could represent reversal of pledge made a decade ago
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Chemical weapons inspectors visit site of alleged gas attack
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons says it "will evaluate the situation and consider future steps including another possible visit to Douma"
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FBI offers $1M for info on American reporter missing in Syria
Austin Tice, a former Marine, disappeared in August 2012 while covering Syria's civil war
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Inspectors yet to reach alleged Syria chemical attack site
Western diplomats, weapons experts say time is of the essence if inspectors are going to figure out what happened in Douma
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Syria chemical weapons probe stalled after U.N. team shot at
Amid reports advance security team came under fire, unclear when international inspectors might reach Douma
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Graham "unnerved" after Syria briefing
"I think Assad after this strike believes we're all tweet and no action," the South Carolina Republican said
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What's next after the U.S. bombed targets in Syria?
The White House says President Trump "has been clear that he wants U.S. forces to come home as quickly as possible"
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Inspectors reportedly reach alleged Syria chemical attack site
But the investigation will come days after Russian and Syrian forces took control of the site, and cleaned it up
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Inside the site of the Syrian chemical attack
Syrian forces recaptured the area from rebels over the weekend
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Russia accused of blocking access to alleged chemical attack site
U.S. says Russia may not only be delaying international probe, but tampering with evidence in Syria as Russians cite "security issues"
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A closer look at the sites the U.S. targeted in Syria strikes
"This is going to set the Syrian chemical weapons program back for years," Lt. Gen. Kenneth McKenzie said Saturday
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How are the latest airstrikes different from last year's attack in Syria?
Both the White House and Pentagon insist there are key differences
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Missile strike on alleged Syrian chemical weapon sites
American, British and French forces say military strikes targeted President Assad's chemical weapons capabilities
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Trump orders precision strikes in Syria
The president said the U.S. is "prepared to sustain" a response until the Syrian regime stops its use of chemical weapons
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May, Macron authorized strikes against Syria with U.S.
"This persistent pattern of behaviour must be stopped," May said in a statement
Highlights
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Russia accused of blocking access to alleged chemical attack site
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Missile strike on alleged Syrian chemical weapon sites
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Why nobody is escaping through Syria's "humanitarian corridors"
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Russia offers bogus "evidence" that U.S. is helping ISIS
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Clashes at the U.N. between Western nations, Russia over Syria's chemical weapons use
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U.S. faces challenges backing battle against ISIS
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Inside ISIS' self-proclaimed capital
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"City of Ghosts" documentary highlights Syrian journalists
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White House releases ominous statement about another possible Syria chemical attack
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The American doctors risking their lives in Syria
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Watch: Syria's White Helmets save a young boy buried under rubble
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U.S. shoots down drone that fired on U.S.-backed forces near Syrian camp
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U.S. soldier dies in Syria after vehicle rolls over
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Rebel fighters evacuate, Assad strengthens hold on Syria's big cities
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Hundreds of rebel fighters evacuate Homs, Syria
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