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Explosions injure 18 for Damascus during Macron visit, French president dey 'safe' Original

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By Hugo Bachega Verified, Adam Goldsmith
| BBC Verified
Wia dis foto come from, Reuters Wetin we call dis foto, Videos and images on top social media bin dey show emergency services dey work around di flames and damage wey di explosions don cause Article Information Author, Hugo Bachega,Middle East correspondent and Adam Goldsmith Published 18 minutes wey don pass Read am in 3 mins Several pipo dey injured afta explosion wey happun for central Damascus, reportedly near di hotel wia French President Emmanuel Macron dey stay.
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Three paramedics killed in successive Israeli strikes in Lebanon, officials say

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By Hugo Bachega Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Lebanon said the deadly attacks on Fadel Serhan and the other paramedics constituted a "flagrant crime" [Neha Sharma/BBC] Three successive Israeli attacks have killed at least three paramedics in southern Lebanon in one day, including one featured in a BBC report this week, Lebanese officials say, as they accuse Israel of deliberately targeting health workers in its war against Hezbollah.
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Lebanon enters talks with Israel but with no cards to play

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By Hugo Bachega Verified
| Yahoo Verified
[BBC] With Lebanon, again, engulfed by war, I remember a meeting I had with President Joseph Aoun at the Baabda Palace, a modernist building at the top of a hill overlooking Beirut last August. Aoun, a former army chief, took office after a devastating war between Israel and Hezbollah, a Lebanese militia and political party that is backed by Iran. At that point, Hezbollah had been weakened and was isolated at home and Aoun had vowed to disarm it.
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