Syria News Briefs: SDF Child Soldiers, Landmines, and Economy

In Syria news briefs today, two children were injured in another landmine blast; a child fleeing from US ‘SDF’ criminal militia was shot to death; Reconciliation continues; an increase in olive production is expected.

Two children were injured by shrapnel from another exploding landmine left behind by terrorists in al Swaiaa, Deir Ezzor. They are expected to recover. Despite the UN Mine Action Service has signed an MoU to assist the Syrian government more than a year ago, terrorists’ buried landmines continue to kill and maim.

Also on 21 August, Syria continued with its Reconciliation program. In Homs, 115 men had their legal statuses settled, upon turning themselves in, and handing over their weapons, so... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/syria-news-briefs/https://www.syrianews.cc/syria-news-briefs/

Landmines Kill another Twelve Syrians…& other Atrocities

Landmines killed another twelve Syrians, and injured 15, some critically, on 5 March. Deaths and dismemberment occurred in two areas of Aleppo countryside: Tabbarah Madi and Khanasser.

Five killed in Tabbareh Madi were members of the same family. Landmines in Syria are the demonic gifts that keep killing, left behind by NATO-backed and MSM-beloved moderate criminal psychopaths when the Syrian Arab Army liberates more areas from the pathogens.

Most of these deadly and maiming weapons are courtesy of NATO taxpayers, and nothing quite says O brave new world that has such people in it! as more than 100 countries dumping their criminally insane into Syria, arming them, feeding them Captagon (meth with bronchodilator) and having most of international media cheering them on as they receive... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/landmines-kill-another-twelve-syrians-other-atrocities/

Syria, UN Mine Action Service, Sign MoU

Syria, UN Mine Action Service sign MOU to clear mines left behind by terrorists.

4 July 2018 Damascus, SANA — The Syrian Arab Republic and the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) signed a MoU at the Foreign and Expatriates Ministry Headquarters in Damascus on Wednesday.

The MoU was signed by the Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister Fayssal Mikdad and Director of UNMAS Agnes Marcaillou.

The memorandum gives the UNMAS the right to support the efforts of the Syrian state to clear mines in order to save the lives of Syrian citizens from the serious effects of the mines planted by the armed terrorist groups in the places where they had been positioned during the... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/syria-un-mine-action-service-sign-mou/