
Syrian President: We Disavow All Massacres and Violations in Sweida - Jordan News
He further noted that Syria is not a battleground for separatist agendas, saying, 'The strength of the state lies in the cohesion of its people. We emphasize the need for justice for all,' while urging firm opposition to anyone fueling sectarian strife.

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