Assad appears confident on Syria state TV
The Syrian president said $400 billion would be needed to restore Syria's economy and called the coalition missile strikes "an act of aggression"
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On the ground at the smoldering aftermath of a missile strike in Syria
Sayed said he has worked at the Barzeh complex for 38 years and insisted it is "totally incorrect" that chemical weapons were being developed there
Syria reacts to coordinated airstrikes
The Syrian government reacted to the coordinated airstrikes launched by the U.S., France and the UK. CBS News correspondent Seth Doane was in Damascus when the airstrikes started -- and ended. He joined CBSN to discuss the situation on the ground.
Trump says Syria strikes "perfectly executed," declares "Mission Accomplished!"
President Trump said the U.S. is "prepared to sustain" such military intervention until the use of chemical weapons in Syria ends
Syrians take to the streets of Damascus in defiance after airstrikes
Syrians said they were jolted awake around 4 a.m., when the attack began, with missiles hitting the eastern suburbs of Damascus
U.S. airstrikes targeted Syrian chemical weapons infastructure
Defense Secretary called these a "one-time shot," and said "this wave of airstrikes is over"
Report from Syria
CBS News foreign correspondent Seth Doane is the only network correspondent inside Damascus, Syria. He reports that as President Trump was speaking, he heard "rumbling" that appeared to be airstrikes.
Just miles from alleged chemical attack, life goes on in Damascus
People in the government-controlled city shrugged off the possibility of being a target
Potential responses to Syria chemical attack
President Trump has addressed the possibility of retaliation in Syria in response to a suspected chemical attack in the city of Douma over the weekend. CBS News national security correspondent David Martin joins CBSN to discuss what a U.S. military response might look like.
White House considers options in Syria
Days after a suspected chemical attack in Syria killed dozens of civilians in Syria, the White House is considering how to respond. President Trump accused Syrian President Bashar Assad of carrying out the attack against rebels in the town of Douma. Retired U.S. Army reserve Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer joins CBSN to discuss possible U.S. military response, as the commander in chief discusses pulling troops from Syria.
U.N. Security Council to meet over alleged chemical attack in Syria
Initially there were 2 meetings called for; one by U.S. and allies, and another by Syria's biggest backer, Russia
Trump threatens "Animal Assad," Putin for suspected chemical attack in Syria
"Another humanitarian disaster for no reason whatsoever. SICK!" the president tweeted Sunday
Dozens dead in suspected chemical weapon attack
First responders in Syria said they found families suffocated in their homes and shelters, with foam on their mouths
Transcript: Sen. Ben Cardin on "Face the Nation"
Cardin joined us to discuss the suspected chemical attack in Syria, how the U.S. should respond and more
Syria's Assad poised for another huge symbolic victory
Biggest rebel group in eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus begins surrendering after brutal Russian-backed offensive
Doctors in Syrian city struggle to treat flood of airstrike victims
More than 700 people have been killed by Syrian airstrikes in Eastern Ghouta over just the past two weeks, but in the north, the Kurds are now fighting Turkey
Inside a school still running on the edge of rebel-held Syria
Half the kids aren't there, and for those who do show up, the sounds of war are the frightening new normal
Syrian civilians hunker down as humanitarian crisis in Ghouta deepens
At a humanitarian corridor set up in Syria, ambulances were lined up, but fearful civilians never came
Why nobody is escaping through Syria's "humanitarian corridors"
As bombed hospitals without supplies strain under the pressures of war, CBS News visits an escape corridor, which remains empty
Doctor in Ghouta describes crisis in Syria: "We are under siege"
Bit by bit, the Assad regime is wiping out resistance in the western half of Syria
Fighting rages in spite of Russia's "pauses" in Syria
"Humanitarian pauses" fail to quell violence in eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus, with Russia putting blame entirely on rebels
Facing devastating onslaught, rebels in Syrian town fire back
CBS News toured a neighborhood not far from Ghouta, where Syrian forces have been bombing rebels for days
U.S. general calls Russia "both arsonist and fireman" in conflict
Top American general in Middle East says Moscow pushing alternatives to Western-led political negotiations
Russia's "pause" offers some respite, but little progress in Syria
No aid in, and no civilians out of battered Damascus suburbs yet, as Russian military claims rebels bombarding humanitarian escape route
Assad ignores ceasefire, continues bombing trapped civilians
At least 24 more killed, including children, as U.N.-brokered ceasefire remains reality on paper alone, but Putin heralds new daily "pauses"
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