Syrians In Ankara Celebrate Fall Of Assad Regime

Syrians In Ankara Celebrate Fall Of Assad Regime

Syrian nationals who took shelter in Turkey after fleeing the regime attacks in their country, celebrated on Sunday the apparent end of Assad as anti-regime forces captured Damascus, in Ankara, Turkey, on 8 December 2024. Photo by Depo Photos/ABACAPRESS.COM

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