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LATAKIA, Feb. 18 (YPA) - At least two servicemen died and two more were injured as a result of the military helicopter's crash landing in the east of Latakia Province, Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported citing a military source.…

SANAA, Feb. 17 (YPA) - A United Nations report exposed the UAE's recruitment of mercenaries in Darfur and the financing of militias over the past years to serve its plots to gain expansion and influence. “Sudanese mercenaries in Libya,…

CAIRO, Feb. 17 (YPA) – Egyptian and Spanish forces carried out on Thursday joint maneuvers in the Mediterranean; with the aim of countering threats to global trade flows and international navigation. The maneuvers included training on…

ALEPPO, Feb. 17 (YPA) - A takfiri group leader loyal to Turkish regime was killed in explosive device blast in al-Bab city, Aleppo northern countryside, Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported on Thursday  citing local sources. According to…

TEHRAN, Feb. 17 (YPA) - At least nine people were killed and nine others injured due to the collapse of a three-storey residential building in Rabat Karim, southwest of Tehran province, an official said. Shahin Fathi,  director general of  …

MOSCOW, Feb. 17 (YPA) - The Russian Defense Ministry has announced that the ships and boats of the Caspian flotilla began planned military exercises. The ministry said in a statement  that 20 warships of the fleet are participating in the…

SANAA, Feb. 17 (YPA) - Hundreds of US paratroopers landed at a Polish airport near the Ukrainian border on Wednesday as part of a deployment of several thousand to bolster NATO's eastern flank amid tensions with Russia. According to AFP,…

DAMASCUS, Feb. 17 (YPA) - The Zionist enemy has launched a new aggression targeting some points in the vicinity of Zakiya town, south of Damascus, causing material damage, Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported citing a military source.…

TUNIS, Feb. 17 (YPA) - Tunisia on Wednesday opened a new round of talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure a $4 billion funding line over four years, amid serious concerns that negotiations could fail under internal and…

OUAGADOUGOU, Feb 17 (YPA) - Burkina Faso's junta leader, Lt. Col. Paul Henri Sandaogo Damiba, was sworn in as president Wednesday, less than a month after mutinous soldiers seized control of the West African country in a coup. The move…