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MAHIN: Syrian government troops fire at Islamic State group positions near Mahin, Syria. The nearly five-year Syrian conflict has left at least 250,000 people dead, forced millions to flee the country and given an opening to the Islamic State group to capture territory in Syria and Iraq. — AP
MAHIN: Syrian government troops fire at Islamic State group positions near Mahin, Syria. The nearly five-year Syrian conflict has left at least 250,000 people dead, forced millions to flee the country and given an opening to the Islamic State group to capture territory in Syria and Iraq. — AP

Over 130 IS fighters killed in battle for Syria's Manbij - US-backed forces tighten grip around Islamic State

KUWAIT: The Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) announced on Wednesday the distribution of 33,000 fasting iftar meals to needy families during the holy month of Ramadan. The secretary general of the association, Maha Al-Barjas, told the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) that this contribution comes from the association’s role in meeting the needs of needy families and alleviating their suffering in this holy month. She stressed that this initiative embodies the spirit of solidarity and social synergy and the need to extend a helping hand to needy families, stressing the keenness of the association annually in consolidating these humanitarian initiatives and projects.

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She explained that the association has distributed breakfasts since the first day, as it is working to dedicate the concept of social volunteering and contributing to charitable initiatives during the month of Ramadan, both inside and outside Kuwait. Maha Al-Barjas expressed her thanks to the private sector, banks, citizens, and residents who took the initiative to donate through the association, stressing the importance of continuing to give for the success of the Ramadan charitable assistance program. — KUNA

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