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UN says 1,700 killed during violence in Syria's Suweida

The New Arab · International · newarab.com

Arabic title
الأمم المتحدة تقول إن 1700 قُتلوا خلال أعمال عنف في السويداء السورية
English title
UN says 1,700 killed during violence in Syria's Suweida
Published
UTC
Topic
Human rights, Security
Governorate
As-Suwayda
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