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Syria Arrests Men Linked to Tadamon Massacre, While Islamist Terrorists Face Trial in Paris

Syria arrests three suspects tied to the 2013 Tadamon massacre of civilians, as a historic trial regarding the kidnapping of journalists unfolds in France.

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  1. Syria arrests 3 men suspected of links to Tadamon massacre

    Years after the Syrian war’s worst massacres and mass disappearances, most alleged crimes have not been investigated and remain unpunished.

    Syria arrests 3 men suspected of links to Tadamon massacre

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  3. France tries five suspected IS militants over kidnap of four journalists in Syria

    During what is seen as a historic trial in Europe, the court will hear details of the psychological and physical torture allegedly inflicted on the journalists, as well as the wider general treatment of hostages by the IS group in Syria, where 27 western reporters and humanitarian workers were kidnapped between 2012 and 2014.

    France tries five suspected IS militants over kidnap of four journalists in Syria

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Feb 17th, 2025, 11:41 AM ET

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Syrian security forces arrested three individuals associated with the 2013 Tadamon massacre, where hundreds of civilians were executed. Meanwhile, a trial in Paris involves five suspected terrorists, including Mehdi Nemmouche, accused of kidnapping and torturing journalists in Syria. The cases reflect ongoing efforts to address war crimes and terrorism linked to the Syrian conflict.

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