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Oct 29, 2026 at 10:18 AM ET
Syrian analyst says accountability is needed after civilian deaths
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Navvar Saban, a researcher at the Arab Center for Contemporary Syrian Studies, said accountability is needed to address public anger after a grandmother and her three grandchildren were killed in southern Syria. He said the anger also reflects expectations that Damascus should protect Syrians and demand answers when they are harmed.
WHO: Navvar Saban, a researcher in security and military affairs at the Arab Center for Contemporary Syrian Studies
WHAT: Saban said accountability is needed after a grandmother and her three grandchildren were killed in southern Syria.
WHEN: Reported Oct 29, 2026 at 9:44 AM ET
WHERE: Syria
WHY: Saban said accountability is needed to quell public anger over the deaths and reflect expectations that Syrian authorities protect people and demand answers.
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