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Headline Roundup October 1st, 2015

Who is Russia Targeting in Syria

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Russia vehemently defends Syrian airstrikes and denies targeting U.S. -backed rebels
Russia vehemently defends Syrian airstrikes and denies targeting U.S. -backed rebels

Washington Post

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Russian officials vehemently defended the country’s airstrike campaign in Syria on Thursday, denying reports of civilian deaths and Western accusations that the country was targeting U.S.-backed rebels instead of the Islamic State.

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Syrian Opposition Says Russian Airstrikes Aren't Targeting ISIS
Syrian Opposition Says Russian Airstrikes Aren't Targeting ISIS

NPR (Online News)

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Russia says it has carried out at least 20 airstrikes in Syria. But many of those attacks hit areas miles from the ISIS strongholds that were initially named as targets. Syria's opposition says Russian forces are hitting any opponents of President Bashar al-Assad — and that civilians are paying a price.

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US-backed rebels, civilians reportedly targeted by Russian airstrikes in Syria
US-backed rebels, civilians reportedly targeted by Russian airstrikes in Syria

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Human rights groups say Russian airstrikes in Syria targeted US-backed rebels on Thursday, as a new report claims hundreds of Iranian troops have arrived for an upcoming ground offensive. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claims the targets of Russian airstrikes included US-backed group Tajamu Alezzah.

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