Syria fuel price hikes trigger widest protests since the fall of the Assad regime

The price hikes come as Syria faces fuel supply pressures linked to disruptions in Russian exports. The UN estimates that 90 percent of Syrians are below the poverty line, as protesters demand the government take action
How outlets covered it
Covered by 2 Israeli outlets over 1 hours. The Algemeiner published first.
| Outlet | Published | Headline as published |
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| Syria Fuel Price Hikes Trigger Widest Protests Since Assad Fall | ||
| Syria fuel price hikes trigger widest protests since the fall of the Assad regime |
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