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Syrian ministers detained on suspicion of Sweida violence

3 September 2025
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Syrian ministers detained on suspicion of Sweida violence
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Syrian ministers detained on suspicion of Sweida violence

Syrian authorities have detained several personnel, including members from the defense and interior ministries, in connection with violent incidents in Sweida. The detainees, who are Syrian nationals, allegedly committed atrocities in an individual capacity, although specific numbers have not been disclosed.

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