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Syrian Red Crescent workers collect bodies off a highway of a convoy of Syrian Druze fighters on Thursday, May 1, 2025. (AP)

Damascus sectarian killings ‘unacceptable,’ says UN envoy

  • Geir Pedersen appeals for calm after clashes involving Druze minority
  • Israel threatens further attacks after series of strikes on Syrian capital
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