Bomb attacks rattle Damascus but for most Syrians, life goes on
The Damascus attacks appeared to be attempts to cause instability, but don’t signal total security breakdown in Syria.

The Damascus attacks appeared to be attempts to cause instability, but don’t signal total security breakdown in Syria.




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