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The success of Russia's fleet of warplanes in Syria has added to an increase in demand among foreign customers for advanced Russian combat aircraft such as the Su-30SM, Su-34 and Su-35, according to Russian United Aircraft Corporation President Yury Slyusar.
Last month, military expert Boris Rozhin told Sputnik that Russia's Su-34 fighter-bombers, which proved highly effective in the fight against terrorists in Syria, will be upgraded with new avionics.
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http://aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/syrian-opposition-regime-allies-exchange-hostages/795401
Civilians are now preparing to be evacuated from the Syrian districts of Madaya, Al-Zabadani, Al-Fuaa and Kefraya in line with a March 30 deal between the Assad regime and armed opposition groups.
Along with the evacuations, last month’s agreement calls for a nine-month cessation of hostilities and the delivery of humanitarian aid into conflict zones.
Madaya and Al-Zadabani, both of which are located some 40 kilometers northwest of Damascus, are currently encircled by regime forces, while Al-Fuaa and Kefraya -- both in Syria’s Idlib province -- remain encircled by opposition forces.
In line with the agreement, a hostage exchange was conducted on Wednesday between pro-regime foreign terrorist groups and Ahrar al-Sham, a leading armed opposition group.
The swap took place early Wednesday morning, when 19 male hostages -- and one dead body -- were handed over to opposition forces. Simultaneously, 13 pro-regime foreign terrorists were handed over to authorities in Aleppo.
Last month, military expert Boris Rozhin told Sputnik that Russia's Su-34 fighter-bombers, which proved highly effective in the fight against terrorists in Syria, will be upgraded with new avionics.
=" ">March 28, 2017</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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http://aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/syrian-opposition-regime-allies-exchange-hostages/795401
Civilians are now preparing to be evacuated from the Syrian districts of Madaya, Al-Zabadani, Al-Fuaa and Kefraya in line with a March 30 deal between the Assad regime and armed opposition groups.
Along with the evacuations, last month’s agreement calls for a nine-month cessation of hostilities and the delivery of humanitarian aid into conflict zones.
Madaya and Al-Zadabani, both of which are located some 40 kilometers northwest of Damascus, are currently encircled by regime forces, while Al-Fuaa and Kefraya -- both in Syria’s Idlib province -- remain encircled by opposition forces.
In line with the agreement, a hostage exchange was conducted on Wednesday between pro-regime foreign terrorist groups and Ahrar al-Sham, a leading armed opposition group.
The swap took place early Wednesday morning, when 19 male hostages -- and one dead body -- were handed over to opposition forces. Simultaneously, 13 pro-regime foreign terrorists were handed over to authorities in Aleppo.
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