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As Syria’s president gains global recognition, Druze minority in the country is still haunted by violence in Suwayda
While Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa receives a warm welcome on the world stage during his UN debut, the country’s Druze minority remains trapped in a cycle of violence and fear. CNN gains rare access to Suwayda, offering a stark look at the toll of sectarian unrest through the eyes of Druze civilians. This report contains graphic and disturbing footage.
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