00:23Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces chief Faleh Al-Fayyad visited Damascus on Thursday to meet with Syrian President Bashar Al Assad in the wake of the devastating earthquakes that rocked Syria and Turkey last week.
According to local media, Al-Fayyad conveyed a message of condolence from Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani and reiterated his country’s support for Syria following the deadly earthquakes.
On Monday, February 6, two earthquakes hit Syria and Turkey, devastating cities across the two countries. Many buildings were reported to have collapsed, with Aleppo and Hama badly affected.
At the time of publication, the total combined death toll stands at over 43,000, with 5,800 reported in Syria.
Syria: President Assad meets with Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces chief Al-Fayyad
Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces chief Faleh Al-Fayyad visited Damascus on Thursday to meet with Syrian President Bashar Al Assad in the wake of the devastating earthquakes that rocked Syria and Turkey last week.
According to local media, Al-Fayyad conveyed a message of condolence from Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani and reiterated his country’s support for Syria following the deadly earthquakes.
On Monday, February 6, two earthquakes hit Syria and Turkey, devastating cities across the two countries. Many buildings were reported to have collapsed, with Aleppo and Hama badly affected.
At the time of publication, the total combined death toll stands at over 43,000, with 5,800 reported in Syria.
Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces chief Faleh Al-Fayyad visited Damascus on Thursday to meet with Syrian President Bashar Al Assad in the wake of the devastating earthquakes that rocked Syria and Turkey last week.
According to local media, Al-Fayyad conveyed a message of condolence from Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani and reiterated his country’s support for Syria following the deadly earthquakes.
On Monday, February 6, two earthquakes hit Syria and Turkey, devastating cities across the two countries. Many buildings were reported to have collapsed, with Aleppo and Hama badly affected.
At the time of publication, the total combined death toll stands at over 43,000, with 5,800 reported in Syria.