International service to Damascus Airport set to resume on Tuesday
Damascus Airport resumes international flights after a decade. Qatar Airways leads with weekly flights as Syria sees a major political shift.
As Syria's devastating conflict rages on, the human toll continues to grow, with families torn apart by violence and loss. Akram Shalbout, a father now living in Jordan, mourns the death of his son, Mustafa, who was killed in a bombing strike in Homs. Just minutes before hearing the news, Shalbout had warned his son not to visit the village, knowing the area was being heavily bombarded.
In an emotional reflection, Shalbout recalls his final conversation with Mustafa, advising him to stay away due to the escalating violence. Despite his warning, Mustafa chose to remain in Syria with his wife and daughter on the outskirts of Homs, only to lose his life in the ongoing conflict. Shalbout, who has not seen his son in 13 years, expressed profound sorrow over his loss, saying, "When he was martyred, the sadness was because it's been 13 years that I have not seen him. That's it – he is martyred, may he rest in peace."
As the war continues to devastate families, the emotional cost is becoming immeasurable. Shalbout spoke about the family's grief, explaining how the news of Mustafa’s death overshadowed the political changes in Syria. "The crying of his siblings made us forget Syria and the regime," Shalbout said, reflecting on how the joy over Assad's regime collapsing was overshadowed by their profound loss. Mustafa's mother, in particular, expressed indifference to the fall of Assad, saying, "I no longer care about all of Syria."
This heartbreaking story is a stark reminder of the personal devastation felt by families across Syria, as the conflict continues to displace millions and claim countless lives. The emotional and human cost of the war is felt in every corner of the country, leaving families like Shalbout's to navigate a future filled with loss and uncertainty.
AZAL has released the crew list for flight J2-8243, which crashed in Aktau today.
Farid Huseynov, Head of the AZAL Press Department, has confirmed that a total of 67 people were on board the plane involved in the recent incident, including 62 passengers and 5 crew members.
Austria's Chancellor Karl Nehammer resigns after coalition talks fail, leaving the far-right FPÖ poised for power as political uncertainty grips the nation.
Russian airports in Kazan, Nizhnekamsk, Izhevsk, and Perm resumed operations after a temporary halt for safety reasons, Rosaviatsia confirmed.
Ukraine’s air force successfully intercepted a significant portion of drones launched by Russia in a major overnight attack, while President Zelenskyy stresses the critical need for enhanced air defense systems as an international defense meeting approaches.
Guatemala has sent 75 more soldiers to Haiti on Saturday to assist in combating gangs that have been on a rise in the country. This is the second contingent of security forces from Guatemala.
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