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A military source based in Damascus describes a US led coalition strike on two Syrian Arab Army positions. Al Masdar news reports:

Breaking news is just off the wires at the BBC.
It appears the President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, was willing to go the extra mile to ensure he would appear to be a close ally of Donald Trump in public last year:

The former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, who was allegedly poisoned by a Russian manufactured nerve agent in Salisbury, prompting harsh anti Russian sentiment and sanctions, diplomat expulsions, from the Western world, has been released from the hospital.
Sky News reports:

Gina Haspel, AKA ‘Bloody Gina’ has been confirmed in a Senate vote, receiving bipartisan backing, with votes from both Republicans and Democrats.

Reports have emerged from multiple sources including Syrian media, as well as Al-Masdar News, that Syria has been struck by an Israeli missile attack. This came after a very turbulent news cycle. First, President Donald Trump canceled a major nuclear deal with Iran, against the advice of…basically everyone except Israel, as discussed in this article.

It is a very, very, very bad idea to be an ISIS member trying to operate in Russia. This is because the FSB will catch you, and it will not be a pleasant experience.
Have a look:

Look at this. Real live censorship. In response to my article about the OPCW finding no chemical weapons at the Damascus Research Center, Facebook gave me a disputed facts warning. This is the first time I have seen one of these.

Russia Today released videos of an incredible development in Douma, located in Eastern Ghouta, Syria, and the epicenter of much of the Syria-related news of late.

Sputnik News has broken a story indicating that the Russian and Syrian claim of no chemical weapons in any Syria government facility is justified. At about 12:00 PM Moscow time on 25 April, Sputnik broke their headline, later followed up with some details:

With US President Donald Trump threatening not to renew the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA),  the deal reached in 2015 to limit Iran’s nuclear development program, calling it the worst deal in history, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is threatening harsh ramifications if the JCPOA is not preserved in its present form, together with the sanctions relief that were part of the deal.