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GLOBALink | Syrian experts denounce "shameful" crimes committed by U.S. in Syria

Syrian experts have denounced "shameful" crimes that the U.S. has committed in Syria, saying that the triple whammy of U.S. military attack, its plundering of Syrian resources, and its unilateral sanctions, has dealt a heavy blow to the war-torn country. Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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