Minister of Emergency Situations reviews the progress of response operations in Raqqa following the rise in Euphrates water levels.

SANA (TG) · Governmental · telegram.org

Arabic title: وزير الطوارئ يطلع على سير عمليات الاستجابة في الرقة إثر ارتفاع منسوب مياه الفرات.
English title: Minister of Emergency Situations reviews the progress of response operations in Raqqa following the rise in Euphrates water levels.
Published: 30 May 2026 · 17:26 UTC
Topic: Governance, Humanitarian, Politics
Governorate: Al-Hasakah

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