Bashir appointed as Syria's interim prime minister with rebel support

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Syria's interim leader, Mohammed Al Bashir, announced he will serve as caretaker prime minister with support from former rebels who recently ousted President Bashar Al Assad. He plans to lead until March 1, 2025. Despite ongoing Israeli air strikes targeting Syrian military bases, life in Damascus is beginning to normalize. Banks and shops have reopened, and there is a noticeable reduction in armed presence on the streets. Israel has acknowledged moving its troops beyond a demilitarized zone in southern Syria, citing security concerns. The Israeli military conducted significant air strikes, reportedly the heaviest to date, damaging military installations across the country.


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