Sam Dagher
Senior Middle East Reporter at Bloomberg News
Journalist, Author & Researcher in Middle East for 20+ yrs. Now Bloomberg Saudi Arabia reporter @business Ex @WSJ @NYTimes. Book: https://t.co/A0Noqws3CT Views mine
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bloomberg.com | Sam Dagher
Wreckage after an US airstrike in Sanaa, Yemen, on April 7. (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s ceasefire with the Houthis will help him ensure a smoother trip to the Middle East next week, with the US pulling back from the conflict to focus more on business and investment deals.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Sam Dagher
Israel struck a target near the presidential palace in the Syrian capital after the Druze community in both countries called for help following a series of violent clashes between the minority group and Syrian government forces. The Israel Defense Forces said in a post on Telegram on Friday that its fighter jets hit an area close to the People's Palace, which is perched on a hill overlooking Damascus. There were no reports of casualties or damage.
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thederrick.com | Sam Dagher
Israel struck a target near the presidential palace in the Syrian capital after the Druze community in both countries called for help following a series of violent clashes between the minority group and Syrian government forces. The Israel Defense Forces said in a post on Telegram on Friday that its fighter jets hit an area close to the People’s Palace, which is perched on a hill overlooking Damascus.
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miamiherald.com | Sam Dagher
Israel struck a target near the presidential palace in the Syrian capital after the Druze community in both countries called for help following a series of violent clashes between the minority group and Syrian government forces. The Israel Defense Forces said in a post on Telegram on Friday that its fighter jets hit an area close to the People's Palace, which is perched on a hill overlooking Damascus.
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bloomberg.com | Sam Dagher
Armed Syrian government forces in Sahnaya, Syria, on April 30. (Bloomberg) -- Israel struck a target near the presidential palace in the Syrian capital after the Druze community in both countries called for help following a series of violent clashes between the minority group and Syrian government forces. The Israel Defense Forces said in a post on Telegram on Friday that its fighter jets hit an area close to the People’s Palace, which is perched on a hill overlooking Damascus.
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Raj Shukla, retired commander in Indian Army, said India had been building supply of drones. So-called loitering munitions, which hover over target & strike at an optimal moment, “are, in fact, a secret weapon in our armory; we’ve never used them before.” https://t.co/V8vkml2LbN
RT @DanWilliams: Deal-making and peacemaking? Discussing the upcoming Trump visit to the Gulf with @JoumannaTV and @SamDagher: https://t…
RT @janekinninmont: Rapid-fire bios of the new Pope Leo seem to be coming out faster in French and Spanish than in English. Le Figaro: “a d…