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World powers vowed to work for stability in Syria and the surrounding region after Islamist-led rebels on Sunday toppled its longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad.

Nations Urge Stability, Peace As Syria Rebels Oust Assad

World powers vowed to work for stability in Syria and the surrounding region after Islamist-led rebels on Sunday toppled its longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad.

World powers vowed to work for stability in Syria and the surrounding region after Islamist-led rebels on Sunday toppled its longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad.
Here is a round-up of key reactions:
- High alert: Russia - &nbsp; Assad's ally Moscow said Russian troops in Syria were on high alert but that the rebels had "guaranteed" the security of its army bases in the country.
Prior to reports that Assad had fled to Moscow, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday that Syria must not be allowed to fall into the hands of a "terrorist group".
 - 'Assad should be held accountable': US - &nbsp;
"We will engage with all Syrian groups... to establish a transition away from the Assad regime toward independent, sovereign" Syria, US President Joe Biden said.
"Assad should be held accountable," he said when asked what should happen to the deposed president. 
- 'Return to stability': China - &nbsp;
Beijing "is closely following the development of the situation in Syria and hopes that Syria returns to stability as soon as possible", the foreign ministry said. 
- 'Friendly relations': Iran - &nbsp;
Iran's foreign ministry said it expects "friendly" relations with Syria to continue.
It said it would adopt "appropriate approaches" towards Syria in accordance with the behaviour of "effective actors" in Damascus.
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- 'Heal wounds': Turkey - &nbsp;
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said his country, which has supported rebel movements in Syria, would help "to heal Syria's wounds and guarantee its unity, integrity and security".
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- 'Cautious hope': UN - &nbsp;
The UN envoy for Syria called the rebel takeover "a watershed moment" for the country marred by nearly 14 years of civil war.
"Today we look forward with cautious hope to the opening of a new (chapter) -- one of peace, reconciliation, dignity and inclusion for all Syrians," special envoy Geir Pedersen said.
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- End to 'barbaric' state: France - &nbsp;
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the fall of Bashar al-Assad's "barbaric state" in Syria.
"I pay tribute to the Syrian people, to their courage, to their patience."
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- 'Contribution': Germany - &nbsp;
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Berlin was ready to make "its contribution" to a political solution to bring peace back to the war-stricken country.
"Bashar Al-Assad has oppressed his own people in a brutal manner, he has countless lives on his conscience," said the German leader.
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- 'Work together': UAE - &nbsp;
A senior United Arab Emirates official urged Syrians to collaborate in order to avert a spiral into chaos.
"We hope that the Syrians will work together, that we don't just see another episode of impending chaos," presidential adviser Anwar Gargash said at the Manama Dialogue in Bahrain.
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- 'Peace and stability': UK - &nbsp;
Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer called for a peaceful and stable Syria, urging the protection of civilians and minorities.
Arriving in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, the premier said he was "talking to regional allies", calling the removal of Assad a "real opportunity".
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- 'Long-awaited': EU - &nbsp;
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the EU would help to rebuild "a Syrian state that protects all minorities".
The EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas hailed Assad's fall as "a positive and long-awaited development" which "also shows the weakness of Assad's backers, Russia and Iran".
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- Blow to Iran: Israel - &nbsp;
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed Assad's overthrow as the fall of a "central link in Iran's axis of evil".
He called it "a direct result of the blows we have inflicted on Iran and Hezbollah", the militant group that Israel has been bombarding in Lebanon.
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- Don't rely on Putin: Ukraine - &nbsp;
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga welcomed Assad's departure, saying that authoritarians who rely on support from Putin are destined to fall, while stressing Kyiv's support for Syria's people.
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- Independent Islamic government: Taliban - &nbsp;
Afghanistan's Taliban government congratulated the Syrian people and rebels, hoping a transition would lead to "an independent and service-oriented Islamic government" and a Syria "free from external interference".
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- 'Free will': Iraq - &nbsp;
Iraq urged respect for the "free will of all Syrians and emphasises that the security, territorial integrity and independence of Syria are of paramount importance", government spokesman Basim Alawadi said.
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- 'Freedom and prosperity': Japan - &nbsp;
Tokyo is watching the latest developments "with great interest", Japan's top government spokesman Yoshimasa Hayashi said.
"We strongly hope that violence will cease in Syria as soon as possible and that all Syrians will be able to enjoy their basic human rights, freedom and prosperity," he added.
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- 'Immense needs': Red Cross - &nbsp;
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) said that Syrians faced "immense and urgent needs" after "immense suffering" caused by more than a decade of conflict.

Anti-corruption protests have occurred in the Druze-majority province over the past few years, with tensions simmering between residents and the Syrian government led by President Assad

Two killed in rare anti-govt protests in Syria 

Anti-corruption protests have occurred in the Druze-majority province over the past few years, with tensions simmering between residents and the Syrian government led by President Assad

At least two people including a policeman were killed and seven people were injured in a rare anti-govt protest over rising prices in Syria.
Protests escalated in the southern Syrian city of Sweida after protesters burned down the governor's residence.
Anti-government demonstrations are rare in Syria where President Bashar Assad stamped out a pro-democracy uprising over a decade ago.
Assad survived the resulting civil war but the conflict has plunged Syria into poverty, coupled with a food security and energy crisis.
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Wonder why AIMIM&nbsp;is tweeting cryoptocurrency&nbsp;memes?The Twitter account of Asaduddin Owaisi's All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen was hacked on Sunday and the hacker posted updates posing as Tesla chief and cryptocurrency enthusiast Elon Musk.Reports said that the AIMIM&nbsp;twitter account was hacked earlier on Sunday afternoon.&nbsp;
After the purported hacking, the handle's display picture had a photo of Tesla chief Elon&nbsp;Musk and it&nbsp;tweeted several memes connected to cryptocurrency.A spokesman of&nbsp;the Hyderbad-based AIMIM&nbsp;said that nine days ago also the twitter account of AIMIM was hacked but the party communicated twitter and the account was restored.&nbsp;

AIMIM's official Twitter account hacked, hacker impersonates Elon Musk

Wonder why Assad&nbsp;ud din Owaisi's&nbsp;AIMIM&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;crrptocurrency&nbsp;memes? Watch this video.

//AIMIM&nbsp;twitter account hacked, handle posted tweets as Elon Musk //Hacker uploaded display&nbsp;picture of the Tesla chief, shared&nbsp;cryptocurrency&nbsp;memes //Second cyber attack on twitter handle in less than 10 days: AIMIM&nbsp;&nbsp;

After the purported hacking, the handle's display picture had a photo of Tesla chief Elon&nbsp;Musk and it&nbsp;tweeted several memes connected to cryptocurrency.

Wonder why AIMIM&nbsp;is tweeting cryoptocurrency&nbsp;memes? The Twitter account of Asaduddin Owaisi's All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen was hacked on Sunday and the hacker posted updates posing as Tesla chief and cryptocurrency enthusiast Elon Musk. Reports said that the AIMIM&nbsp;twitter account was hacked earlier on Sunday afternoon.&nbsp;
After the purported hacking, the handle's display picture had a photo of Tesla chief Elon&nbsp;Musk and it&nbsp;tweeted several memes connected to cryptocurrency. A spokesman of&nbsp;the Hyderbad-based AIMIM&nbsp;said that nine days ago also the twitter account of AIMIM was hacked but the party communicated twitter and the account was restored. &nbsp;

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