Kidnapped nuns released in Syria

Kidnapped nuns released in Syria

JUDAYDAT YABUS, Syria - Greek Orthodox nuns speak with reporters at a checkpoint in the town of Judaydat Yabus in Syria on the border with Lebanon on March 10, 2014, after being released by rebels. A group of 16 people, mostly nuns, were kidnapped by rebels in the Christian town of Maaloula, north of Damascus, in December.

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