
Conflict in Syria’s Sweida Displaces Over 93,000 Residents
Over 93,000 Syrians have fled Sweida province amid escalating conflict. Displaced residents share harrowing stories and call for urgent aid.
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Over 93,000 Syrians have fled Sweida province amid escalating conflict. Displaced residents share harrowing stories and call for urgent aid.

A ceasefire in Syria’s Sweida province has halted fighting after eight days, but over 2,000 Bedouin families have been displaced. Will they be able to return home?

Residents in Syria’s Sweida report calm after tribal fighters withdraw, following a week of clashes between Bedouin and Druze fighters.

Bedouin fighters have withdrawn from Syria’s Sweida after a newly implemented ceasefire, easing tensions following a week of fierce clashes with Druze armed groups.

Israeli and Syrian leaders have agreed to a ceasefire to halt the deadly clashes in Sweida that have left hundreds dead and thousands displaced.

Syrian forces are set to redeploy to the Druze-majority city of Sweida to quell renewed clashes, despite Israeli warnings, escalating tensions and threatening a fragile ceasefire in Syria’s south.

A fragile ceasefire has begun in Syria’s southern province of Sweida after days of deadly clashes and Israeli airstrikes on Damascus.

At least 37 people have been killed and around 50 injured in clashes between Druze fighters and Bedouin tribes in Syria’s Sweida Province. The violence has spread, leaving residents on high alert.

At least 30 people have been killed and 100 injured in violent clashes between local military groups and tribes in Syria’s Sweida city, according to the interior ministry.

At least 18 people killed and dozens wounded as clashes between Druze and Bedouin tribes escalate in Syria’s Sweida province.