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  1. Potential conflict has emerged due to Israeli actions, involving Benjamin Netanyahu and Iran.
  2. Joint airstrikes were initiated on May 27th, marking the start of the current conflict between Iran and Israel.
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Joshua Landis comments on Syrian currency instability as the World Bank estimates the damage caused by the Syrian conflict.

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Joshua Landis comments on Syrian currency instability as the World Bank estimates the damage caused by the Syrian conflict.

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  1. Reuters reported a steep export decline in Syria, while the World Bank noted that the ongoing conflict has reduced trade.Sub-event
  2. The Central Bank is managing the currency transition process in Syria.1 source
  3. World Bank estimates conflict damage and Landis comments on Syrian currency instability.1 source

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