A Russian singer visits Deir Ezzor and performs concerts for the Russian officers

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A famous Russian singer “Yuta” has visited several areas of Syria in recent days.

During her visits, the Russian singer performed several concerts for Russian military personnel in Homs and Deir Ezzor provinces.

Yuta posted a video on its social media pages showing the massive destruction in Deir Ezzor city, captioning the video with expressions of pride for being the first singer to visit Deir Ezzor after the war.

It is indicated the Russian and Iranian militias have been sharing control with Assad’s forces over the west of the Euphrates in Deir Ezzor province since late 2017.

A Russian singer visits Deir Ezzor and performs concerts for the Russian officers

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The Porterage Workers Union inspects the grain receiving center in the 10 km area and follows up on the workers’ demands after the end of the season

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The Porterage Workers Union inspects the grain receiving center in the 10 km area and follows up on the workers’ demands after the end of the season

Contract teachers in Hasakah organize a protest to demand confirmation and payment of financial dues

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