Fighters from the Hay’et Tahrir al-Sham group have captured Aleppo from the Syrian army after eight years, marking the most intense fighting in northwestern Syria since 2020. The rebel assault comes after a deal between Russia and Turkiye to de-escalate the conflict, with Russian air strikes supporting the Syrian army. The conflict, which began as peaceful protests against al-Assad in 2011, has since evolved into a proxy war with hundreds of thousands killed and millions displaced, with rebels now controlling Aleppo and the situation closely monitored by global powers.
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Migrants locked up in notorious El Salvador jail released in Venezuela-US prisoner swap | US News
Paolo Paiva eagerly awaited her brother Arturo Suarez's return to Venezuela after his five-month detention in El Salvador following immigration raids by the Trump administration. Suarez, among many Venezuelan migrants wrongfully accused of gang affiliations, is now back home as part of a deal linked to the release of American detainees, despite concerns over his mistreatment and the political implications of his story. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Paolo is waiting excitedly to...
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