Syria offers cheaper diesel after fuel-price protests
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Mass protests against the so-called “puppet regime” of Julani continue in Syria. Performances across the country began after the increase in fuel prices. In the city of Ain al-Arab in Aleppo province, protesters removed the flags of the Julani government, starting fighting with government officials
Popular sectors intensify roadblocks in the face of the impact of the rise on fuels.
Syria offers cheaper diesel after fuel-price protests
Syria will offer cheaper diesel for heating, agriculture and industry, Energy Minister Mohammed al-Bashir said on Thursday, days after a fuel price hike triggered the most widespread protests since the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
Syrian Protests Spread To Aleppo, Raqqa While Jolani Enjoys Red Carpet At Dubai Media Event
Syria’s fuel price hike protests have persisted from Sunday into the heart of this week, and increasingly they are becoming full on anti-Sharaa regime demonstrations. Of course Sharaa – whose al Qaeda/ISIS name is Jolani – was never elected in the first place. Monday into Tuesday the protests have spread across multiple cities and governates, […]
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Islamabad PostSyria minister defends fuel price hike amid protests over rising costs
DUBAI: Syria’s Energy Minister Mohammed Al-Bashir said on Thursday that “exceptional and complex circumstances” had forced the government to adjust fuel prices, explaining that he had discussed several possible solutions with President Ahmed Al-Sharaa. Bashir’s comments came after protests erupted across parts of Syria over the government’s decision to raise fuel prices, with demonstrators blocking roads and calling for the increases to be rever…
In Syria, there is growing anger at the Islamist-led government of Ahmed al-Sharaa aka Abu Mohammed al-Jolani. After drastic fuel price increases, the largest protests since the fall of Bashar al-Assad have captured more and more parts of the country – even the former HTS stronghold Idlib. At Raqqa, security forces have already attacked demonstrators with sharp ammunition.
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