Building in ruins after battle in Syria

Building in ruins after battle in Syria

DAMASCUS, Syria - A building stands in ruins in the Damascus suburb of Mleha on Aug. 24, 2014, after Syrian government troops recaptured it from rebel forces in the country's protracted civil war. (Kyodo)

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