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AP's deputy news director for Europe. Previously AP's news director for Lebanon 🇱🇧 Syria 🇸🇾 Iraq 🇮🇶
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Syrian government falls in stunning end to 50-year rule of Assad family

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By Bassem Mroue Verified, Zeina Karam Verified
| The Norman Transcript Verified
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Alone against a renewed insurgency, Assad may face the end of his rule without his strongest allies

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By Zeina Karam Verified, Sarah El Deeb Verified
| The Argus-Press Verified
BEIRUT (AP) — The last time Syrian President Bashar Assad was in serious trouble was 10 years ago, at the height of the country’s civil war, when his forces lost control over parts of the largest city, Aleppo, and his opponents were closing in on the capital, Damascus. Back then, he was rescued by his chief international backer, Russia, and longtime regional ally Iran, which along with Lebanon’s powerful Hezbollah militia helped Assad's forces retake Aleppo, tipping the war firmly in his favor.
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Syrian government appears to have fallen, prime minister says he's ready to hand over gov't to rebels

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By Bassem Mroue Verified, Zeina Karam Verified
| WJBK-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified
Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Ghazi Jalali said early Sunday that the government is ready to "extend its hand" to the opposition and hand over its functions to a transitional government. "I am in my house and I have not left, and this is because of my belonging to this country," Jalili said in a video statement. He said he would go to his office to continue work in the morning and called on Syrian citizens not to deface public property.
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