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In Suwayda, southern Syria, the bodies of Sheikh Raed al-Matni and Maher Flahout arrived at the National Hospital on December 1 and 2, showing clear signs of torture like bruises and bloodstains. Witnesses tied the deliveries to vehicles from the National Guard, a militia led by Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri, after detaining al-Matni on November 29 amid accusations of plotting with Damascus. The clerics supported dialogue with the central government, clashing with separatist views, as families and activists demand an independent probe amid rising tensions in the post-Assad province.

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Sheikh Raed al-Matni endured a brutal humiliation as men forced him down and shaved off his mustache and beard, drawing blood in a deep cultural insult. His battered body appeared outside the National Hospital soon after.

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Fars News Agency, tied to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, warned hotel owners in Syria and other Arab nations that sites including Damascus's Four Seasons, Sheraton, and Presidential Palace complex could be struck due to claimed foreign military presence. The report emerges amid the 2026 war that began February 28 with U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, followed by Iranian missile retaliation across the region. Syria remains vulnerable after Bashar al-Assad's flight in December 2024 and Israeli strikes on its defenses, with no independent confirmation of troops at the sites or comments from U.S., Israeli, or British officials. The claim has raised alarms over risks to civilians in the fragile capital.

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In the heart of Damascus, luxury hotels like the Four Seasons and Sheraton now face threats from Iranian sources alleging U.S. Marines and Western advisors inside.

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Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a 36-year-old naturalized citizen with a 2016 conviction for trying to aid ISIS, entered an Army ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, on Thursday morning. He shouted 'Allahu Akbar,' fatally shot Lt. Col. Brandon Shah—a decorated veteran and ODU alumnus who led the program—and wounded two students before cadets rushed and stabbed him to death in hand-to-hand combat, an action FBI officials said saved lives. The FBI is probing the attack as terrorism; Jalloh had served 11 years in prison and was released in December 2024. Officials praised the students' bravery, classes were canceled Friday, and counseling offered amid grief for Shah's loss.

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In a chaotic classroom moment, ROTC cadets turned the tables on a gunman, subduing him fatally after he gunned down their instructor.

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Amir Mousawi shared the view during a TV panel, thanking armed groups under interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa—once known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani—for stronger support than Assad provided. This jars with al-Sharaa's recent pledges to help disarm Hezbollah and his government's moves to block weapons smuggling to the group. Reactions range from cheers by new Syria backers to dismissals by Assad loyalists and suspicions of Iranian propaganda amid the country's post-December 2024 transition.

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A former top Iranian diplomat stunned viewers by praising Syria's new leaders for backing anti-Israel fighters in Lebanon and Palestine better than Bashar al-Assad ever did.

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On March 27, thousands rallied in Sana'a and other Houthi-controlled cities to mark the 11th anniversary of the 2015 Saudi-led intervention against the group. Demonstrators near Al-Sabeen Square carried banners under the slogan 'Steadfast with Palestine, Lebanon, and Iran, ready for all options,' with Houthi media calling them million-man marches. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree warned of direct military action if more countries join U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, the Red Sea is used against Muslim nations, or attacks on Iran's allies persist, demanding an end to strikes and a Gaza ceasefire. The events highlight the Houthis' mobilization in northern Yemen amid the ongoing civil war and U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran that began in late February 2026.

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Vast crowds filled Sana'a streets, waving flags of Iran, Lebanon, Palestine, and Yemen while chanting solidarity with their allies amid rising regional conflicts.

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