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Insurgency has caused cross-border violence in Syria, while peace processes are underway involving former militants based in Iraq.

41 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 15
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Insurgency has caused cross-border violence in Syria, while peace processes are underway involving former militants based in Iraq.

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  1. The new event discusses Uyghur militants operating within Syria’s ongoing Civil War.Sub-event
  2. Cross-border violence in Syria and peace processes involving former militants in Iraq.1 source

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